Support for the Autism Foundation

The funding provided by the Autism Foundation supports initiatives that offer tailored services to individuals on the autism spectrum and their families in the areas of housing, work, and leisure. As a nationwide open grant opportunity, the program is aimed at private individuals, non-profit organizations, companies, and public institutions. Projects may focus on the fields of social services, counseling, and business financing, and are intended to contribute to sustainably improving participation opportunities for those affected. The entire lifespan is the focus—from early childhood care models to vocational integration and community-oriented housing concepts. The Autism Foundation acts as the funding body and provides information on specific funding priorities to enable tailored solutions.

Inquiries are accepted at any time, without fixed deadlines, and entirely digitally via the designated contact form. A prerequisite for positive funding is that the proposed project clearly addresses the support needs of individuals on the autism spectrum. The amount of funding is based on the individual financial requirements and can be flexibly adjusted to the project scope and target groups. The Autism Foundation continuously reviews all submissions and offers advisory support to accompany the professional implementation. Through this approach, the program promotes sustainable structures and innovative solutions that strengthen the social integration of people on the autism spectrum and establish long-term effective services.