We are AMoH
Autism Moms of Houston
Autism Moms of Houston began in 2019 as a private support group on Facebook, created by two moms who shared their challenges and experiences raising children with autism. What started as a small circle of support has grown into a thriving community of more than 10,000 members.
In addition to our main group, we also offer a private group dedicated to Spanish-speaking families, ensuring support is accessible to even more parents and caregivers.
TAKE ACTION. MAKE A DIFFERENCE.


Our Mission
Autism Moms of Houston is a nonprofit dedicated to empowering families, educating communities, advocating for autism awareness, and promoting inclusion for individuals across the spectrum.
We provide free educational workshops on topics and issues related to living with an autistic loved one.
We organize events and activities that promote inclusion for children and adults on the autism spectrum, while also leading projects to raise awareness in our community.
We promote autism acceptance and awareness to foster a more inclusive community.
Meet our Board
Our Board of Directors provides the governance and strategic leadership necessary to sustain our mission as a premier Houston nonprofit. Comprised of dedicated professionals and advocates, this team ensures that Autism Moms of Houston remains a powerful voice for change, transparency, and long-term community impact. Behind every child is a parent who never gives up. We all advocate for our kids and our community. Alone, we can do so little; together, we can do so much!
We are asking for your help in supporting our important work. Your donation will make a real difference in the lives of others. Please consider making a donation today.
Thank you for your generosity.
Meet the Team
The Heart of the Mission. The Strength of the Sisterhood.
Meet the coordinators and specialists who bring our vision to life. From organizing sensory-friendly festivals to managing our bilingual outreach, this team is on the front lines every day—supporting our 10,000+ families and ensuring no parent or caregiver walks this path alone.


.jpg)








