Local Organizations

Families in Pooler can access support through several organizations. The Autism Society of Georgia has a Savannah-area chapter providing support groups, resource navigation, and community events. The Lowcountry Autism Foundation serves the broader Savannah metro area with family support services. Parent-to-Parent of Georgia connects families with trained parent mentors who have personal experience navigating autism services.

Therapy and Service Providers

The Pooler area is served by several ABA therapy providers. Treetop ABA Therapy provides both in-home and center-based ABA services with experienced BCBAs. Speech therapy and occupational therapy are available through regional providers and the local hospital system. Memorial Health University Medical Center in Savannah provides developmental assessments and pediatric specialty services.

School and Educational Support

The Savannah-Chatham County Public School System provides special education services. Parents can also contact the Georgia Department of Education’s Division for Special Education for guidance on rights and resources. Georgia Learning Resources System (GLRS) provides training and technical assistance to families and educators in the Pooler area.

Online and Statewide Resources

Georgia families can access the Georgia DBHDD autism services portal, the state’s Medicaid waiver information, and the Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities. The United Way 2-1-1 helpline provides local referrals. National organizations like ASAN and the Autism Science Foundation offer information and advocacy resources accessible from anywhere.

Getting Connected

Starting with one organization often leads to connections with others. Treetop ABA Therapy helps Pooler families connect with the full range of local resources as part of our comprehensive approach to autism support. Call (855) 800-9361 to start the conversation.