About
They offer personalized, person-centered services, promoting inclusion in the community and advocating for their right to live their best lives. The Autism Resource Center provides a range of services, including Adult Day Programs, Adult Employment, Adult Independent Living, After-School / Community Activities, Early Intervention, and Parent Support. Their First Early Intervention (EI) Program offers educational and therapeutic services to children from birth to three years of age who have developmental concerns due to biological, medical, or environmental factors. The Autism Resource Center has multiple locations, with their main office located at 20 Pond Park Unit 113 in Hingham, MA. They can be reached by phone at 781-335-3023.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Adult Day Programs
The Autism Resource Center offers Adult Day Programs to support individuals with disabilities in living full, independent lives.
Adult Employment
The Autism Resource Center provides Adult Employment services to help individuals with disabilities gain valuable job training skills and connect to vocational training and employment opportunities.
Adult Independent Living
The Autism Resource Center offers Adult Independent Living services to support individuals with disabilities in living independently in their communities.
After-School / Community Activities
The Autism Resource Center provides After-School / Community Activities to promote inclusion and support individuals with disabilities in their communities.
Early Intervention
The Autism Resource Center's First Early Intervention (EI) Program offers educational and therapeutic services to children from birth to three years of age who have developmental concerns due to biological, medical, or environmental factors.
Parent Support
The Autism Resource Center provides Parent Support services to help families navigate services and support their loved ones with disabilities.