We're focused on filling an unmet need within the community.
Why we're doing it
In an effort to create a community of peers, The Neighborhood of Maryland is comprised of a group of local neurodiverse parents looking to enhance one of the many challenges facing their adult children – Socialization
Over the next five years, 500,000 children on the autism spectrum in the United States, will transition to adulthood.
Those with multiple medical issues are less likely to receive support beyond the age of 21.
6.14 million adults with autism receive no residential support. 872K individuals live with caregivers aged 60 and over.
It is our mission to create an intentional community which embraces neurodiversity and provides lifelong friendships for people with disabilities.
Our focus is on giving neurodiverse individuals a life without limitations that offers safety, security, choice, purpose, belonging, friendship, and fulfillment.
It takes a village to create a community.
Our mission is possible thanks to the donors, partners, and advocates who share our ideals and support our vision to turn a dream into a reality.