The Office of Autism Services (OAS) was established in 2008 (633.225 RSMo) to provide leadership in program development for children and adults with autism spectrum disorders. OAS is committed to supporting the independence and self-sufficiency of individuals with autism by leading collaborative efforts to improve system supports for individuals with autism and their families.
- Understanding Autism
- Education and Training
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- Rapid Response
- What is Autism?
- Screening, Diagnosis, and Assessment
- Intervention and Evidence-based Practice
- Transition
- National Autism Center's A Parent Guide to Evidence-based Practice and Autism
- Evidence-based Intervention Training Flyer
- Track Your Child's Developmental Milestones
- Spanish version: Siga de Cerca los indicadores del Desarrollo de Su Nino
- Commission on ASD
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- House Bill 432
- Meeting Information
- 2022 Meeting Information
- January 27 Meeting Information and agenda
- 2022 Meeting Information
- Links to Other Websites
- Missouri Autism Projects
- Resources
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- 2011 Show-Me State Plan
- Missouri Autism Guidelines
- MO-Autism Centers
- Self Directed Supports
- Autism Insurance FAQs
- Financial Resources for Mo. Children and Youth with DD
- Financial Resources for Mo. Children and Youth with DD (FAQ)
- DIFP 4th Annual Autism Report
- Support Groups
- Helpful Web Resources
- Summer Camps
- Department of Elementary & Secondary Education's Parent Involvement webpage
- Manuals, Publications & Reports
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- Blue Ribbon Final Report
- Autism Program and Resource Analysis Report
- National Autism Indicators Report
- Medical Home for Autism Treatment
- Navigating Autism Services: A Community Guide for Missouri
- Could My Child Have Autism?
- Spanish version: Es Posible Que Mi Hijo Tenga Autismo?
- Help for You and Your Child with Autism
- Spanish version: Ayuda para usted y su hijo autista
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- Directives & Regulations