Hope For Three

Our primary goals include identifying families with children on the autism spectrum, providing support including increased access to a higher-quality of treatment and services at the earliest stages of life, and increasing resources available to families. Early intervention is imperative to improve life outcomes.

Also, generate community outreach to increase awareness, and build support for those affected by autism, while also providing knowledge to families who might not have previously been able to obtain services for their children on the autism spectrum.

We strive to bridge the financial gap between providers and families, raise autism acceptance and understanding and provide inclusive opportunities for children and their families.

Thousands of children with autism will soon become thousands of young adults with autism. The human and financial costs for those who do not receive adequate treatment can devastate families for a lifetime. It is proven that with early intervention and proper treatment children with ASD will assimilate into society more easily and family stress will be reduced.

The more our community learns about the challenges of living with autism from outreach efforts we provide, the better they are able to understand and support families through the difficult journey of diagnosis, intervention and management of autism. By integrating children with disabilities, such as ASD, we not only enrich their lives, but our lives and the lives of those in our shared community. With increased programs and services to children with autism, everyone benefits.

In addition to increased funding opportunities, we plan to continue to recruit, train and utilize an increased number of volunteers for the organization in a variety of facets. By engaging these volunteers, we are able to build our support for families affected by autism and awareness within the greater community.

Hope For Three has garnered local and regional support from media partners and volunteers. Now that we have a dedicated, trained, and qualified staff in place, we plan to expand these efforts by providing consistency, developing relationships, and maintaining Hope for Three's place in our community's hearts and minds.

Reach thousands in the community through outreach and awareness efforts; an estimated 8,000 community and family members.
Increased collaborations with Greater Houston service providers, professionals, and community partners.
Featured on television, monthly publications, and community newspapers. We reach an estimated audience of about 500,000 annually, including all social media channels.
Trained over 4,000 members of law enforcement and first responders on the characteristics of autism and engagement strategies.
Since its inception in 2011, Hope For Three awarded over $1,800,000 in financial assistance to children with autistic children, loved ones, and their families, and has provided over 7,000 quality resources to inquiring parties.
The urgent need to reach more families, educators, and others is the organization's primary concern, as is letting the public know who we are, what we do, and how we can help.