Finding Autism Support Just Got Easier
Find trusted autism providers, services, and resources across Bucks County—all in one place, created by a local parent who understands the journey.
Hi! I’m Stephanie, so glad you’re here.
As a parent of a child with autism, I’ve spent the past 8 years learning firsthand that finding the right providers is still just as hard as it’s ever been. A diagnosis is difficult enough — finding support in your own community shouldn’t be another struggle on top of it. I built this site to take the guesswork out of finding resources, so the next family doesn’t have to start from zero. I’m looking forward to growing this community, one resource at a time.
Find Local Autism Resources
Search Bucks County providers by name, category, or location.
More Ways to Connect
Safety Resources
Premise history forms, Blue Envelope, and tools to help police and first responders understand your family before an emergency happens.
List Your Business
Are you a provider or service in Bucks County? Get listed and reach local families searching for exactly what you offer.
Follow Along for Local Events
Stay in the loop on autism-friendly events, meetups, and happenings around Bucks County, shared in real time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is BCAR free to use?
Yes. Searching the directory, browsing resources, and finding providers is completely free for families. Businesses can list for free as well, with an optional paid upgrade to feature their listing.
How do I know these providers are legitimate?
Every listing is reviewed before it’s added to the directory. We verify that businesses and services are based in or serve Bucks County before publishing.
How do I get my business listed?
Visit our List Your Business page to submit your information. Once reviewed, your listing will go live in the directory.
I found an error or an outdated listing. What do I do?
Please Contact Us and let us know. This directory is a living resource, and we rely on the community to help us keep it accurate.
Do you offer support beyond the directory?
Yes. We also maintain safety resources for families and first responders, and we share local autism-friendly events on social media.