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Support for families

Birthday Village keeps a growing list of organizations that help families day to day. We share these as a starting point; each organization sets its own eligibility.

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Featured organizations

  • Education

    EmpowerEd by Anja Wilson Advocacy Group

    A family-focused special education advocacy practice dedicated to helping parents navigate the complex education system with clarity, confidence, and support.

    Services offered

    • IEP support and advocacy
    • Education and empowerment for families
    • Unbiased, family-focused representation (FAPE in the Least Restrictive Environment)
    • Ongoing support after meetings

    Who it serves: Families of children in special education

    anja@anjawilson.com@empowered_by_anjawilson
  • Special Needs Support

    Unapologetically Embracing Autism

    A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals with autism and the families who love them, built on acceptance, empowerment, advocacy, inclusion, and education.

    Services offered

    • Support families with encouragement, connection, and guidance
    • Educate communities about autism and neurodiversity
    • Advocate for rights, inclusion, and fair treatment
    • Empower individuals through self-advocacy

    Who it serves: Individuals with autism and their families

  • Special Needs Support

    Monochromatic Mommies

    A 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded by Sabrina Bonaparte that supports mothers raising children with autism and special needs — because support for the caregiver is consistently overlooked.

    Services offered

    • CARE Pathway: caregiver wellness and family stability
    • The CARE Pathway Network of businesses and professionals
    • Emergency Stabilization support
    • Supportive Transportation
    • The Nurture Network care packages
    • NeuroAccess Initiative: Early Development Access and IEP Support Program
    • Community & Connections: Spectrum Stories and Love Letters for Mamas

    Who it serves: Mothers raising children with autism and special needs who are looking for community and resources