Request Services
Donate
Menu
2026 Annual Community Breakfast
Save the date for our 28th Annual Community Breakfast on Friday, May 1. With this year’s theme, Hope Happens Here, funds raised support SARRC’s programs, services, and research.
Learn More
Little Steps. Big Milestones. Start Your Preschool Journey With Us!
The Community School Preschool Program is now enrolling young learners for 2026 at four convenient campus locations.
Learn More
PEERS Now Offered in Phoenix & Mesa
A group-based social skills program for teens and young adults with autism and their typically developing peers.
Learn More
Start the Year Strong with JumpStart
A no-cost autism basics program for families anywhere in Arizona who are new to autism or just beginning their journey.
Learn More
Now Enrolling Tucson Area Families!
We’re excited to bring two of our most sought-after programs to the Tucson community!
Learn More
Big news, Arizona!
SARRC and First Place® AZ have teamed up to introduce Arizona’s first specialty autism license plate: “Driving Support for Autism.”
Order Your Plate!

Discover What We Do

Diagnostic Services icon

Diagnostic
Services

Children's Services icon

Children's
Services

Teen and Adult Services icon

Teen & Adult
Services

Family Services icon

Family
Services

Community Services icon

Community
Services

Autism Research icon

Autism
Research

Questions? We're here to help.

Contact Us
FAQs

A Rewarding & Meaningful Career

Careers At SARRC

Stories & News

Koskie Family Photo

A ‘Tune Up’ for Growth

For Jenna and Chad Koskie, the journey with their firstborn child’s unique differences began when their daughter was around 15 months old. Now thriving, Charlotte has developed stronger social skills

March 10, 2026
See All the Latest

Upcoming Events

D-backs Autism Acceptance Game
17 Apr

D-backs Autism Acceptance Game

Celebrate with the Arizona Diamondbacks on Friday, April 17 for their annual Autism Awareness Game…
2026 Annual Community Breakfast
01 May

2026 Annual Community Breakfast

Save the date for the Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center’s 28th Annual Community Breakfast…
May Grandparents Support Group
08 May

May Grandparents Support Group

SARRC’s May Grandparents Support Group Luncheon will be held Friday, May 8 from 10:30 a.m.…
See All Events
“I don’t know what we could have done without SARRC, giving us the resources and confidence has been such a game-changer for us.”
Nicole
“I learned how to work with others, job search, take the bus, how to dress up for an interview and present myself… so that I can gain a job, earn a paycheck and learn to live on my own. SARRC is that hope we need to make it through and live independently.”
Ryane
“If you choose SARRC, your journey has already begun, and you will find the support that you’re going to need to help make your child’s life a success.”
Jennifer
“They are there with you the whole time, SARRC helped us in the beginning, and they keep helping us. I can’t thank them enough for growing with us.”
Glenda
“It means so much to have someone understand what you’re going through and why your brain works the way it does. Just having SARRC there to listen to what you have to say — it seems so easy for someone to do, but really ... it means so much.”
Lindsay
“The first paycheck I got made me really proud of myself. The advice I would give, is hire people with autism.”
Jonathan
“We implement the tools and training we receive from SARRC every day and in multiple ways. Ethan works best with consistency, so we have found that with SARRC’s help we have our biggest breakthroughs and most sustained progress when we are able to reinforce what Ethan learns in Community School or in one-on-one training at home.”
Beth
“Before our trip to SARRC, I didn’t know how to parent him. I had no idea. They taught me how to be what he needed, and the things he can do now, that he could do after just one week, are amazing.”
Amy
“Within a few months of working with SARRC, we could see huge changes in our whole family. We learned how to relate to our amazing little boy, how to play with him, communicate, and a chance to understand his strengths, and meet his needs without the constant struggle and frustration we had been experiencing [previously].”
Jennifer
“When we started in SARRC’s JumpStart program, we began working on eye contact right away. That was our first step. And to see him now, the greatest thing SARRC has given our son is the ability to be happy.”
Dayna

Recognition & Accreditation

Charity Navigator Four-Star Rating 2026
Council of Autism Service Providers Member logo