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🤎: BIPOC led 💞: Friend of Aisha & Aries

The Arc of Fort Bend

The Arc of Fort Bend County was founded in 1968 by parents who wanted to improve the lives of their children who had intellectual and developmental disabilities.  As a “grass roots” advocacy organization, The Arc’s mission is to ensure opportunities for people with intellectual and related developmental disabilities to maximize their quality of life within the Fort Bend County community.

The Arc advocates for the inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities and developmental disabilities (Autism) into all parts of the community – from classrooms to the workplace.  Along with this advocacy, The Arc provides recreational and social programs, employment assistance, housing support and the largest Special Olympics program in the area.

Hope For Three 🤎

1650 Hwy. 6., Suite 150, Sugar Land, TX 77478
281-245-0640

Hope For Three was inspired by the plight of an amazing mother and father in Fort Bend County who experienced the triple pleasure and heartbreak of having identical triplets, all diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD or autism).

Inspired by the Montgomery triplets, Hope For Three, a local nonprofit and autism organization, was established to raise community awareness and provide resources and support, in the form of financial aid, to families with children diagnosed with ASD.

K-12 Public Education

Fort Bend ISD

Katy ISD

Lamar Consolidated ISD

Needville ISD

Royal ISD

Stafford MSD

K-12 Private Education

Sharper Minds Academy

True Knight Academy

Hope For Three 🤎

Hope For Three was inspired by the plight of an amazing mother and father in Fort Bend County who experienced the triple pleasure and heartbreak of having identical triplets, all diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD or autism).

Inspired by the Montgomery triplets, Hope For Three, a local nonprofit and autism organization, was established to raise community awareness and provide resources and support, in the form of financial aid, to families with children diagnosed with ASD.

Hope For Three 🤎

From website: Hope For Three was inspired by the plight of an amazing mother and father in Fort Bend County who experienced the triple pleasure and heartbreak of having identical triplets, all diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD or autism).

Inspired by the Montgomery triplets, Hope For Three, a local nonprofit and autism organization, was established to raise community awareness and provide resources and support, in the form of financial aid, to families with children diagnosed with ASD.

My Brother Rocks The Spectrum Foundation 🤎

My Brother Rocks The Spectrum Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that helps families receive the funding they need to participate in our social skills/activity groups, classes, camps and more. This allows children to be able to use the specialized sensory swings and activities that We Rock The Spectrum (see, “Recreation”) offers. This foundation offers these groups to children and young adults from 2 to 18yrs of age.