Autism Hope Center
Supporting individuals & families living with Autism in the Chattahoochee Valley
About Us
The Autism Hope Center was formed in 2005, as a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization.
At the Autism Hope Center, our mission is to empower the local autism community by providing free, accessible resources, programs, and advocacy at no cost to families. We are committed to ensuring that financial barriers never stand in the way of support. Through awareness, education, and meaningful engagement, we offer unwavering guidance, connection, and access to essential services — all completely free of charge.
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Resources & Support
We host regular weekly, biweekly, and monthly events in our area.
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​Some of the services we provide are:
* Information and Referral Service
* Trainings for Parents, Teachers, Providers, and Those Living With ASD
* Parent Coffees and Support Groups for Caregivers
* Annual Autism Resource Fair and Family Day
* Autism Training for First Responders
* Monthly Social and Sensory-Friendly Activities
* Legislative Advocacy
* Teen and Young Adult Social Groups
* Parents Night Out Respite
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To receive more information about our services or find out how to get involved, please contact Diane Pope (706) 604-6333.
Check our Facebook page for local activities and events.
Our Mission
At the Autism Hope Center, our mission is to empower the local autism community by providing free, accessible resources, programs, and advocacy at no cost to families. We are committed to ensuring that financial barriers never stand in the way of support. Through awareness, education, and meaningful engagement, we offer unwavering guidance, connection, and access to essential services — all completely free of charge.
Join Us in Making a Difference
Support Our Cause Today
Discover the impact you can make by volunteering with Autism Hope Center. Your time and dedication can bring joy and support to individuals and families affected by autism. Together, we can create a more inclusive and understanding community. Join us in spreading awareness and acceptance. Every effort counts towards building a brighter future for those with autism.