Autism Support in Brooklyn, NY | Welcome Care

Therapist providing autism support in Brooklyn during an in-home ABA therapy session with a child

Raising a child with autism in Brooklyn often means juggling therapy schedules, funding applications, and caregiver logistics all at once. Welcome Care offers autism support in Brooklyn built around your child’s specific needs, not a generic checklist. Our team coordinates ABA therapy, OPWDD enrollment, and in-home care so your family isn’t managing every piece alone.

Our office is located at 3820 Nostrand Avenue, Suite 106, Brooklyn, NY 11235. We serve families across Sheepshead Bay, Midwood, Homecrest, Gravesend, Brighton Beach, Manhattan Beach, and Gerritsen Beach. Call our care team to get started.

Autism Support in Brooklyn, NY | Welcome Care

Raising a child with autism in Brooklyn often means juggling therapy schedules, funding applications, and caregiver logistics all at once. Welcome Care offers autism support in Brooklyn built around your child’s specific needs, not a generic checklist. Our team coordinates ABA therapy, OPWDD enrollment, and in-home care so your family isn’t managing every piece alone.

Our office is located at 3820 Nostrand Avenue, Suite 106, Brooklyn, NY 11235. We serve families across Sheepshead Bay, Midwood, Homecrest, Gravesend, Brighton Beach, Manhattan Beach, and Gerritsen Beach. Call our care team to get started.

Therapist providing autism support in Brooklyn during an in-home ABA therapy session with a child

Licensed & accredited

NYS Department of Health licensed and Joint Commission accredited

Multilingual care team

English, Russian, Hebrew, Spanish, Chinese, Creole, and more

In-home visits

Caregivers come directly to your home across Brooklyn

ABOUT THE TREATMENT

What Autism Support at Home Actually Involves

Autism support usually combines several services rather than one single program. Families typically need ABA therapy, OPWDD funding guidance, and a caregiver who understands their child’s routine. Getting these pieces aligned is often the hardest part of the process.

According to the CDC, autism spectrum disorder affects a growing number of children across the United States. Early, consistent support has been shown to improve communication and daily functioning over time. Brooklyn families who start services sooner tend to see steadier progress.

Services families typically combine include:

  • ABA therapy coordination for communication, social skills, and independence
  • OPWDD enrollment guidance, including eligibility review and required documentation
  • Physical, occupational, and speech therapy built around your child’s goals
  • Home health aide services, including training for a caregiver your family trusts

Visit our Pediatrics and OPWDD Special Needs page to see how these services work together. This is the foundation that most families build their autism support in Brooklyn on first.

LOCAL CONTEXT

Why Brooklyn Families Are Seeking Autism Support in Brooklyn, NY

Brooklyn is home to dense, multilingual communities across Sheepshead Bay, Midwood, Homecrest, and Gravesend. Many families here speak a language other than English at home. Navigating OPWDD paperwork and ABA referrals can feel harder when the process itself is confusing to begin with.

An estimated 1 in 31 children in the United States has been identified with autism spectrum disorder. Boys are diagnosed at close to five times the rate of girls. For Brooklyn families, that means many local children may benefit from earlier evaluation and services.

You may be in a good position to reach out if:

  • Your child was recently diagnosed and you’re unsure what comes next
  • You’re already receiving OPWDD services but need consistent in-home care
  • Paperwork and eligibility requirements feel confusing or overwhelming
  • You want a caregiver who speaks your family’s primary language

These situations are common across Brooklyn. Support is closer than most families realize, right in their own neighborhood.

OUR PROCESS

How We Help Brooklyn Families Start Autism Care

Fill out a short form or call our office directly. We ask basic questions about your child’s diagnosis and current needs. This helps our care team prepare before your first conversation.

Enrollment in OPWDD services runs through a Care Coordination Organization. Our team walks you through this process step by step. We help you understand paperwork and evaluation requirements before anything is submitted.

OPWDD eligibility requires specific records, including diagnostic evaluations and school documentation. We help you organize what’s needed in advance. This reduces delays once your application is submitted.

Once services are approved, ABA therapy, PT, OT, and speech therapy can begin. Sessions are built around your child’s actual goals. Our ABA Therapy program page explains how this works in more detail.

Many families want a home health aide their child already knows well. Welcome Care can sponsor training for a family member or friend through our HHA Training School. This keeps care consistent and familiar for your child.

Ready to explore autism support in Brooklyn for your child?

Call (718) 232-4850 or reach out through our Contact Us page. Our office is at 3820 Nostrand Avenue, Suite 106, Brooklyn, NY 11235.

WHY CHOOSE US

Why Brooklyn Families Choose Welcome Care for Their Child's Care

Welcome Care has supported New York families since 2003. We combine ABA coordination, OPWDD guidance, and in-home care under one roof. Brooklyn families choose us because they want autism support in Brooklyn that feels consistent, not scattered across separate agencies.

One local office, citywide reach

Our Brooklyn office sits minutes from Sheepshead Bay, Midwood, Homecrest, and Gravesend. Families across the borough can reach our team quickly.

Multilingual, family-first care

Our staff communicates in English, Russian, Hebrew, Spanish, Chinese, Creole, and more. Families are never left guessing because of a language barrier.

Licensed and accredited

Welcome Care is licensed by the New York State Department of Health. We are also Joint Commission accredited.

Caregivers your family already trusts

We can train a family member or close friend through our HHA Training School. That certification lasts for life.

FAQ

What Brooklyn Parents Often Ask About Autism Support

Call (718) 232-4850 or fill out a short form on our site. We gather basic details about your child so our care team can prepare before your first conversation. Visit our Pediatrics and OPWDD Special Needs page for more background before you reach out.

A child generally needs a diagnosed developmental disability that began before age 22. Autism is one of the most common qualifying diagnoses. Our team can help you understand where your child may stand before applying.

Yes. Many Brooklyn families combine both supports once their child is approved. Our team helps map out how each service fits into your child’s overall care plan.
Yes. Our team includes caregivers who speak Russian, Hebrew, Spanish, Chinese, Creole, and several other languages. This matters for many multilingual households across Brooklyn.
Yes. Eligible families may qualify for up to 84 hours per week of home health aide services. We can also train a caregiver your family already knows.

TAKE ACTION

How to Reach Welcome Care From Anywhere in Brooklyn

Our office is located at 3820 Nostrand Avenue, Suite 106, Brooklyn, NY 11235. Families from the neighborhoods below reach us easily by car or public transit, including the B44 and B25 bus lines nearby.

  • Sheepshead Bay
  • Midwood
  • Homecrest
  • Gravesend
  • Brighton Beach
  • Manhattan Beach
  • Gerritsen Beach

Business Hours

Monday through Friday: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

Start autism support in Brooklyn with a team that already knows your neighborhood.

Call (718) 232-4850 or contact us | 3820 Nostrand Avenue, Suite 106, Brooklyn, NY 11235

Disclaimer: The content on this page is intended for informational purposes only and does not replace professional medical or diagnostic advice. Eligibility for OPWDD, ABA therapy, or home health aide services depends on individual evaluation and applicable program requirements. Please contact Welcome Care directly to discuss your child’s specific situation.