Autism/Special Needs Websites and Online Stores

Advocates for Children

All About Kids

Autism Society Of America

Autism Speaks

Autism Speaks en Espanol

Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates (COPAA)

Do2Learn

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.

NYSED.gov

Resources for Children with Special Needs (RCSN)

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.

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