Get Involved!

As an organization, we host and support a number of fundraising events throughout the year. Learn more about upcoming opportunities to volunteer in the autism community. Read More
Improving Lives

The Autism Society of North Carolina has received the highest level of accreditation by the Council on Quality Leadership for exemplary service provision. We are a licensed provider of Medicaid services throughout the lifespan, including the CAP/Innovations Waiver, IPRS, and Vocational Rehabilitation. Read More
Supporting Families

With 50 Chapters and Support Groups across the state, there is always a place for our families to feel welcome, accepted, and understood. Read More
Educating Communities

Our spring calendar is full of workshops ranging from introductory sessions to detailed clinical trainings. Read More

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Camp Royall

Whether it's a week at summer camp or a family fun day, Camp Royall provides life-changing experiences. Located on 133 acres in Chatham County, the Autism Society of North Carolina's camp facility offers respite, professional training, and a peaceful and relaxing escape from the daily routine.

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Autism Bookstore

The Autism Society of North Carolina operates the world's largest autism-specific bookstore, AutismBookstore.com, as a resource to families, professionals, and individuals on the autism spectrum. Regardless of the topic, we have the book to meet your need. When you buy from us, you can enjoy one-stop shopping with the proceeds supporting individuals on the autism spectrum and their families.

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Run/Walk for Autism

The Autism Society of North Carolina hosts eight Run/Walk for Autism events throughout North Carolina. Help raise needed funds that support respite care, teacher grants, summer camp scholarships, and other community programs. Register, form a team, volunteer, and spread the word today!

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Blog

As an agency, the Autism Society of North Carolina works to inform and educate the community about issues affecting individuals on the autism spectrum and their families. Read more about family issues, legislative topics, and best practices in our blog.

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