A listing of autism (and special needs) resource websites, legal resources and specialty online stores.
Fun & Function. Specialized toys, games and sensory seeking products are often expensive but very much needed. Fun & Function is a great website with a variety of products - gross & fine motor, oral motor, language, social skills, clothing - all at affordable prices. There is a reward point system & free shipping on orders of $50 or more. (We've ordered so many items from here - items that cost a whole lot more on other sites.) So Fun & Function is definitely a site worth checking out.
Future Horizons.
Natural Learning Concepts.
SensaCalm Weighted Blankets. "Looking for a therapeutic weighted blanket to help your child or someone you love to sleep through the night? What about anxiety and stress? Is your child with Autism having melt-downs? Thousands successfully use an Affordable Weighted Blanket as a natural sleep aid, or a meltdown preventer every day. Our weighted blankets are made with the highest quality materials and construction to give you a weighted blanket you and your family will love."
SKIP of New York. (medicaid waiver support/other services)
We Connect Now. The website was created Gabriela McCall Delgado - a college student who received a grant from YP4 to develop a website to serve college students with disabilities. The website was developed in an effort to connect and integrate college students with disabilities as a virtual community with a voice on important issues. We Connect Now website has been up and serving college students with disabilities since April of 2008.
Woodbine House Books. Woodbine House is a publisher specializing in books about children with special needs. The titles within the Special-Needs Collection cover AD/HD, autism, celiac disease, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, spina bifida, early intervention, inclusion, special education, communication skills, and more.
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THERE IS STILL MORE TO COME! Keep checking back for updates. If you would like to have your information posted, please email me at autismwonderland@gmail.com
Labels: Autism, Autism Resources
