The National Autism Association of North Texas is a dedicated non-profit organization and local chapter of the nationally respected NAA. Since our founding in 2008, we have focused on a mission of advocacy and support for families, professionals, and individuals within the autism community.
We use all our funds locally to provide support, resources, and education.
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At NAA-NT, we believe in the power of local grassroots support. We are a 100% volunteer-run organization, which means your contributions go directly toward serving families in Collin, Dallas, Denton, Rockwall, and Tarrant counties. When you support us, you are funding grants, local scholarships, and navigation for resources
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We believe that no family should navigate their journey in isolation. Our connection initiatives are designed to foster a sense of belonging while creating a more inclusive environment across our local community.
Monthly Advocacy Group for teens and young adults
Community Events for caregivers, teachers, and therapists
Celebrating families through social media campaigns
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Our mission is guided by the belief that every individual on the spectrum deserves the opportunity to live a fulfilling, inclusive life.
Advocacy: We represent the interests of our community at the local and state levels to ensure better access to services.
Inclusion: We strive to move beyond "awareness" toward true acceptance, celebrating the unique strengths and perspectives of neurodivergent individuals.
Sustainability: We are committed to growing our North Texas network so that no family has to navigate their journey alone.
Education & Advocacy
Helping families, individuals, and professionals dealing with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) through providing information, resources and education.
Grants & Scholarships
We award grants and scholarships for swimming, summer camps, therapy, medical needs, safety devices, and emergencies.
Volunteer-Driven
We are 100% staffed by volunteers who are passionate about helping autism families thrive. NAA-NT diligently works to remove the isolation often felt by bringing the community together to better our children’s lives.