Financially equipping families to stay present in their child's autism therapy.
Monthly grants and an ABA provider directory, for families who need both.
Monthly Grants for Families in ABA Therapy
If your child is enrolled with any ABA provider and your family faces financial barriers to consistent participation, you may qualify for a monthly grant.
Eligibility is based on financial need and therapy attendance, not on which provider you use. All ABA providers are welcome.
Eligible families typically start receiving grants within 2–3 weeks of approval.
Funds provided to families are intended to support costs related to autism care, therapy, education, and family well-being — families are trusted to direct the funds to what best meets their needs. We don't require receipts or itemized reporting; our goal is to reduce burden, not add to it.
How It Works
Find a Provider
Search the directory and reach out to ABA providers in your area.
Start Therapy
Begin sessions with any ABA provider of your choosing.
Apply for Support
Submit a short application. Eligible families receive monthly grants based on need and attendance.
Find an ABA Provider Near You
Our directory lists ABA therapy providers across the country. Providers are presented alphabetically and by distance.
You don't have to navigate this alone. Start with a search, then reach out to providers directly.
Search the directory
Who We Are
Family-Led Autism Collective is a nonprofit helping families navigate autism therapy with financial assistance, practical support, and community.
ABA therapy asks 20 to 40 hours a week of family involvement, and that level of commitment creates financial and logistical pressure many families can't sustain alone. We exist to close that gap. Not by delivering clinical services, but by removing the barriers that make consistent participation impossible.
Our financials and governance are published on Candid, where we hold a transparency seal.
View on Candid“This grant affords our family a way to provide much needed ABA therapy to our daughter. I get to spend less time losing sleep and traveling for work, and that allows me to focus on her treatment. I pray this type of funding continues to be available to families like mine.”
