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Flying with your Neurodivergent Child/Adult

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Flying with your Neurodivergent Child/Adult

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Traveling with Neurodivergent Children/Adults
This category provides essential resources and programs available at various airports and public transportation hubs across California. From TSA Cares assistance to "Wings for All" rehearsal events, these resources are designed to make air travel and public transit smoother and less stressful for neurodivergent individuals and their families. Feel confident accessing the support you need for a successful journey!

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Traveling with Neurodivergent Child: Adults

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Viajar con niños/adultos neurodivergentes

Esta categoría ofrece recursos y programas esenciales disponibles en varios aeropuertos y estaciones de transporte público de California. Desde la asistencia de TSA Cares hasta los ensayos de "Wings for All", estos recursos están diseñados para que los viajes en avión y el transporte público sean más cómodos y menos estresantes para las personas neurodivergentes y sus familias. ¡Acceda con confianza al apoyo que necesita para un viaje exitoso!

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Traveling with Neurodivergent Children and Adults (Spanish) (1)

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Community Safety and Special Needs Police Registries

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Community Safety and Special Needs Police Registries

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Community Safety and Special Needs Registries
This section provides important resources for families raising neurodivergent children. Many local police departments offer voluntary Special Needs Registries where parents can submit information about their child's diagnosis, communication style, and emergency needs. Programs like the Take Me Home and Return Home Registries help officers quickly and safely reunite individuals who may wander or have difficulty communicating. Some areas also offer the Blue Envelope Program to support drivers with autism during traffic stops. Registering your child or young adult can help first responders better understand and support them in emergencies, creating safer and more inclusive communities.

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Seguridad Comunitaria y Registros Policiales de Necesidades Especiales

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Seguridad Comunitaria y Registros Policiales de Necesidades Especiales

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Seguridad Comunitaria y Registros de Necesidades Especiales
Esta sección ofrece recursos importantes para familias que crían niños neurodivergentes. Muchos departamentos de policía locales cuentan con registros voluntarios donde los padres pueden proporcionar información sobre el diagnóstico de su hijo, su forma de comunicación y sus necesidades en caso de emergencia. Programas como Take Me Home y Return Home ayudan a los oficiales a reunificar de manera rápida y segura a las personas que puedan deambular o tener dificultades para comunicarse. Algunas áreas también ofrecen el programa del Sobre Azul para apoyar a conductores autistas durante detenciones de tránsito. Registrar a su hijo o joven adulto ayuda a que los primeros respondedores los comprendan mejor y puedan brindar un apoyo más seguro e inclusivo en situaciones de emergencia.

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Community Safety and Special Needs Police Registries

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Community Safety and Special Needs Police Registries

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Community Safety and Special Needs Registries
This section provides important resources for families raising neurodivergent children. Many local police departments offer voluntary Special Needs Registries where parents can submit information about their child's diagnosis, communication style, and emergency needs. Programs like the Take Me Home and Return Home Registries help officers quickly and safely reunite individuals who may wander or have difficulty communicating. Some areas also offer the Blue Envelope Program to support drivers with autism during traffic stops. Registering your child or young adult can help first responders better understand and support them in emergencies, creating safer and more inclusive communities.