AAC devices
communication access placed directly in families’ hands
Practical support, trustworthy guidance and genuine community for Arizona families navigating autism—led by people who understand the journey firsthand.
communication access placed directly in families’ hands
families served through personalized holiday support in 2024 and 2025
help that supported housing stability
timely relief during urgent family needs
See a Need, Fill a Need support shaped around real needs
All Hands in Autism Foundation began functioning and serving families in 2024. We are proud of what a young, community-powered organization has already placed into families’ hands—and excited to grow the programs, partnerships and possibilities that come next.
You do not need to know the right program name. Choose the path that sounds closest to your situation.
Share the practical need affecting your family—communication, housing stability, sensory support or another urgent barrier.
Request family support →02Begin with welcoming, plain-language information created for people with autism and families at the start of the journey.
Find a trusted guide →03Find Arizona family-to-family help and practical guidance for evaluations, IEPs and special education.
Explore school support →04Start early with tools for transition, self-advocacy, employment and personally meaningful adult goals.
Explore transition resources →05Find a calm, practical overview of workplace and college access, Arizona programs, benefits pathways and steps for requesting support.
Explore the adult guide →All Hands in Autism Foundation connects people with autism and their families with immediate support, trusted resources and a community that sees the whole person.
We are parent-led and community-first. That means we listen before we act, respond to real needs and make help easier to reach—whether that is a communication device, help staying housed or a joyful holiday memory.
We begin by listening, then work with families to identify the practical support that can make the clearest difference today.
Small grants, rental assistance and practical help shaped around a family’s most urgent need.
Learn more →AAC device support that helps people with autism who communicate without speech or use limited speech express choices, needs and ideas.
Learn more →Welcoming events, parent connection and resource-sharing without judgment or red tape.
Learn more →Customized seasonal assistance built around each child and the wellbeing of the entire household.
Learn more →Event photographs and longer stories now have room to breathe on their own pages, so Home stays easier to scan.
See the Tuesday support group, Arizona calendars, AUSome Christmas and photographs from recent Foundation events.
Open Events →STORIES & HISTORYMeet public figures and parent advocates, explore autism history and read community testimonials with clear context.
Open Stories & History →Practical, compassionate articles for people with autism, parents and caregivers—reviewed by the Foundation and grounded in trusted sources.
Visit the Sunday blog →
Caregiver burnout can feel like being completely exhausted while your mind refuses to stop planning, listening, and anticipating. This Sunday reset offers practical ways to reduce overstimulation, loosen guilt, and choose one manageable next step.
Read the full article →Learn why the Foundation exists, what guides the work and who is leading the mission forward.
Families and people with autism are experts in their own lives. We lead with curiosity, respect and choice.
Help should never feel like judgment. Privacy, autonomy and inclusion shape every interaction.
We turn community generosity into tangible support for Arizona families.
We communicate clearly about what we can do and steward every gift with care.
Our organization uses person-first language and respects the language every individual chooses for themselves.
All Hands in Autism Foundation began because one parent knew that families deserve more than a list of resources. They deserve someone willing to listen, respond and walk beside them.
As a single mother of four children with autism, Sabrina spent nine years at home homeschooling, researching and creating practical ways to meet her children’s individual needs. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Grand Canyon University and brings the perspective of a parent, educator, advocate and community builder to every part of the Foundation.
Grounded in faith and resilience, she transformed the challenges of navigating diagnoses and limited resources into a community-centered mission that began operating in 2024. Through the Foundation, the All Hands Autism Circle, the Sabrina Leanne Podcast and hands-on family support, she helps people find useful information, practical relief and connection with people who understand.
“Autism is a spectrum, and so are everyone’s experiences. Respect people’s points of view, regardless of your own personal journey. Two things can be true at once.”
Enhance the lives of people with autism through vital resources, education and advocacy while fostering acceptance and understanding.
A world where people with autism are embraced, celebrated and supported with opportunities to flourish and contribute.
Since beginning operations in 2024, we have been grateful for memberships and relationships that offer connection, space, encouragement, expertise or a meaningful conversation.
We are still small and new—and proud of the impact already taking shape. These connections strengthen what we can learn, build and imagine next.

All Hands in Autism Foundation is proud to be a nonprofit member of AZ Impact for Good, Arizona’s statewide membership organization for nonprofit and philanthropy communities. Membership connects us with education, advocacy, resources and relationships that strengthen our service to Arizona families.
Visit AZ Impact for Good ↗All Hands in Autism Foundation is proudly listed as a verified 501(c)(3) on Jubily, a giving platform that helps people discover verified charities and makes generosity visible.
View our Jubily profile ↗All Hands in Autism Foundation is certified by the Arizona Department of Revenue as a 2026 Qualifying Charitable Organization. Eligible Arizona cash gifts may qualify for the state QCO tax credit using organization code 22960.
View the official 2026 QCO list ↗
Recognized with gratitude for supporting All Hands in Autism Foundation’s community work.
Visit the church website ↗Foundation leadership met with PRC-Saltillo’s Arizona AAC consultant to discuss device access, TouchChat, training, lending and funding resources. This recognizes professional guidance and an ongoing conversation.
Explore PRC-Saltillo resources ↗