Every family’s journey is different, and finding helpful information, meaningful connections, and supportive opportunities can make all the difference.
We’ve gathered a few resources to help families explore services, connect with their community, and feel empowered as they support their children’s growth.
Formerly Any Baby Can San Antonio. A local organization helping families navigate the challenges of caring for children with disabilities, developmental delays, and ongoing healthcare needs. Families can find guidance, support, and connections to services that fit their individual circumstances.
abcofswtx.org (opens in a new tab)Sometimes, the most meaningful support comes from someone who has walked a similar path. Texas Parent to Parent connects families of children with disabilities and special healthcare needs with experienced parents who can offer understanding, encouragement, and practical guidance. The organization also provides educational resources and opportunities for families to connect.
txp2p.org (opens in a new tab)A family-focused resource guide featuring information about disability-related services, community programs, and topics relevant to raising children with different developmental and healthcare needs. Families can explore articles, resources, and local opportunities.
exceptionalkidstexas.com (opens in a new tab)Every child deserves opportunities to play, participate, and belong. Kinetic Kids offers adaptive sports, recreational activities, and other enrichment programs that give children with disabilities opportunities to build skills, develop friendships, and enjoy being part of a team.
kinetickidstx.org (opens in a new tab)A helpful starting point for Texas families looking for information about disabilities, developmental needs, and available support. The website offers guidance on healthcare, education, insurance, community resources, and planning for the future.
navigatelifetexas.org (opens in a new tab)For families with children under age three, ECI provides a pathway to early developmental support. Families can explore evaluations and services designed to encourage learning and development within everyday routines and familiar environments. Some families choose to use ECI alongside private therapy for additional support.
hhs.texas.gov/eci (opens in a new tab)Navigating school services can sometimes feel overwhelming. SPEDTex helps Texas families understand special education evaluations, Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), ARD meetings, and the resources available to support children in school.
spedtex.tea.texas.gov (opens in a new tab)Explores a relationship-based approach to supporting autistic children through connection, play, and meaningful interaction.
Offers accessible explanations of children’s developing brains and practical ideas for supporting emotional development, connection, and everyday parenting challenges.
Shares communication strategies designed to strengthen relationships, encourage cooperation, and help families navigate everyday challenges.
We believe that families thrive when they feel informed, connected, and supported. We hope these resources offer encouragement and helpful opportunities as you navigate your family’s unique adventure.
These resources are provided for general educational purposes. Adventures in Progress is not affiliated with the organizations or authors listed, and inclusion does not imply an endorsement or guarantee of services. Availability and program details may change.
