The Adaptive Art Program helps families engage in affordable and accessible art projects that will give them sensory stimulation, allow them to practice social skills and communication, provide an opportunity to improve motor skills, and most importantly to have fun be entertained virtually.

Specifically for children ages 6-12 and young adults between the ages of 13-24, the Adaptive Dance program is led by certified dance instructors and offers a fun, sensory-friendly dance class for all abilities.

The Autism Advance Program is here to help Autistic individuals advance whether that be in the classroom or in the workplace. This program is run by Garret Hoff an Autistic professional who is a graduate of the George Washington University, worked in the Office of General Counsel at the one of the largest law firms in the world and is currently a student at Duke Law School.

Our Book Club (formerly the Typers Social Club) provides a safe and supportive environment to create and strengthen social connections between individuals who type to communicate, individuals who support them and community allies through a shared love of reading!.

Autism Tree Coding Program provides children and adults with autism the opportunity to learn computer science through an engaging curriculum and interactive coding.

The NCL Girls Mentor Program pairs Autism Tree girls with National Charity League girls for peer-to-peer mentoring through providing fun, girls only events.

These quarterly workshops are open to teens with autism, ages 14-21, who are looking for a way to prepare themselves for life away from home.

Given that siblings have a significant and long-term role in an individual's life with a disability, the Sibling Support Group program is designed to specifically address their needs for information, support, and connection.

The Autism Tree Teen Time Program is designed for teens and young adults with autism who are able to independently participate in organized social outings throughout the San Diego community.