Resources
Our tools help first responders understand an autistic adult's needs before or during an encounter, while keeping that person's voice at the center.
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The 911 Safety Form
Our Autism Safety Intake Sheet captures what a first responder should know before or during an encounter: behaviors under stress, whether someone may run or shut down, sensory triggers, and anything else that helps them keep your loved one safe.
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Download and print
Grab the two-page Autism Safety Intake Sheet below.
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Tell responders what helps
Share contact details, a description or photo, and how your loved one reacts to stress, touch, sirens, or flashing lights.
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Return it to us
Send the completed sheet to Elevate Autism. We will check in from time to time to keep it up to date.
Coming soon
We are building a library of practical resources. Want to be the first to know? Send us a note.
Sensory-friendly kits
Tools to help manage overwhelming environments while out in the community.
Practical safety guides
Plain-language guides for navigating traffic stops, public spaces, and emergencies.
Family support directory
Local services and contacts for families supporting an autistic adult.
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