Contact: Steve Wolfson703.777.1939 Email: steveatlarc@aol.com Website: www.thearcofloudoun.org Area Loudoun County Fees Fees for direct advocacy services (i.e. attending IEP meeting with a family) Services Provides support to individuals of all ages with a developmental and/or cognitive disability. Also provides support to the family members/caregivers.

Contact: Rikki Epstein703.532.3214, ext. 106 Email: repstein@thearcofnova.org Website: www.thearcofnova.org Area Northern Virginia Fees Not specified Services Provides support to individuals of all ages with developmental and intellectual disabilities and their families in Northern Virginia.

Contact: Jan Toone Russell, Family Support Coordinator703.730.3124 Email: jrussell@arcgpw.org Web site: www.arcgpw.org Area Prince William County, Manassas, and Manassas Park Fees Vary according to program Services Provides support to children and adults (ages birth and up) with intellectual and developmental disabilities and related conditions and their families.

Contact: Debra Holloway1.888.604.2677, ext. 103 Area Virginia Services Provides support to families of children receiving early intervention services in Virginia. Answers questions by phone/email Information and resources Listserv Parent-to-parent matching program with the focus on families who have children in the early intervention system (age birth to 3), connecting families with trained parent partners to provide support.

Contact: Cheryl Fuentes703.228.1551 Email: dhsparenteducation@arlingtonva.us Website: www.arlingtonfamilies.com Area Arlington Fees Not specified Services Provides support to Arlington parents and families. Some services also provided in Spanish. Some classes are by referral only and others are open to the Arlington community only. Answers questions by phone/email Parent education classes and workshops

Contact: Francesca Reilly-McDonnell703.228.7232 Email: francesca.reilly@apsva.us Website: www2.apsva.us/1540108115825853/site/default.asp Area Arlington Fees Not specified Services The Arlington Pubic Schools Department of Instruction ESOL/HILT (High Intensity Language Training) programs and services provides support to Arlington public school students K-12 and their families who are English language learners in Arlington County.  The bilingual family outreach staff work with the Arlington Public Schools' Parent Outreach Center to offer information to parents on special education.

Contact: Kathleen Donovan703.228.2135 Email: kathleen.donovan@apsva.us Website:  http://www.apsva.us/page/2881 Area Arlington Fees No fee except for small meals/supplies fee for Super Sibs club session Services Provides support to Arlington families, staff members and citizens.

Contact: Maria Eugenia del Villar703.228.2700 Website: www.apsva.us/teenageparenting/site/default.asp Area Arlington Fees Not specified Services Provides support to young mothers and mothers to be. School-age residents in Arlington are eligible for this program. Provides life skills classes on Tuesday afternoons for students and/or a specialized school program (childcare included). Answers questions by phone/email Information and resources Support group meetings Social or recreational events

Contact: Lucia Claster703.276.0748 (email contact preferred) Email: aclaster@aol.com Area Northern Virginia (Arlington) Fees Not specified Services Provides support to parents, caregivers and family members of children ages 3-23 with Asperger syndrome, high-functioning autism, non-verbal learning disabilities, PDD-NOS and other pragmatic language processing deficits in Northern Virginia (Arlington). This group is run entirely by parent volunteers. Answers questions by phone/email Information and resources Listserv Support group meetings Social or recreational events

Contact: Chitra Sharathchandra Email: chitra_sharath@yahoo.com or president@aac-va.org Website: www.aac-va.org Area State of Virginia Fees Membership fee required Services Provides support to families of individuals of all ages with autism in the state of Virginia. Provide workshops for families to teach them how to cope with autism and how to help their kin with autism. Goal is to improve the quality of life for families affected by autism, which results in better care for individuals with autism.