Services in Indiana
Once a child is diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder, it is important to begin to identify needed services and resources. Each child with an autism spectrum disorder is different and each family will have different needs. Examples of services that individuals and families will require include financial assistance programs, advocacy, parent support groups, sibling support and information, respite care, medical care, and training. Accessing services will differ from community to community.
Below are articles which further explain the various agencies, services and resources in Indiana. In addition, the articles provide details about services offered and the process for accessing these services and organizations.
If you need additional information or would like assistance, please contact IRCA staff member, Marci Wheeler, MSW. Marci can be reached by phone at (812) 855-6508 or by email at mwheeler@indiana.edu.
Financial Support
Accessing Training Funds from the Indiana Governor's Council for People with Disabilities
Indiana's Medicaid Waiver Programs: Home and Community-Based Services for
Adults and Children
Health Care & Insurance
Children's Special Health Care Services Program of Indiana
Home & Community
Indiana Centers for Independent Living
Respite
Respite Provider Agencies in Indiana
Support
Selected Resources for Understanding and Supporting Siblings
Students on the Spectrum Club at Indiana University
Where and How to Find an Applied Behavior Analysis Provider or Center
