Our Story

Founded in March 2016, Bugle Horn Autism was created to support the need for an autism support group in the metropolitan area. Our mission is to provide various programs for families and individuals with intellectual disabilities, helping them build independent lives. 

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Since our inception, we have served over 1200 families. Our outreach includes individuals who have improved communication skills, improved behavior, independent habits have been formed, provided communication devices for nonverbal individuals, completion of social skills programs, additional support for child at school through improved IEP requests, adults who have gone on to complete college, vocational programs or have been successfully employed just to name a few of our accomplishments. Our extensive network of resources has helped many children and adults on their path to independence.

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Bugle Horn is an organization dedicated to providing resources to all parents of neurodivergent children. The organization's vision is to empower all parents to make informed decisions for their children from the time they are diagnosed through adulthood. Bugle Horn also aims to eliminate negative stereotypes and showcase the positive capabilities of neurodivergent individuals through positive imagery.

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As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation, our goal is to challenge negative stereotypes and expand the understanding of what is possible for people in the neurodivergent community. We believe in promoting acceptance and inclusion through various partnerships.

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The group meets virtually on the 2nd Monday of each month from 5:00-6:30PM (PST)