ESPA is a joint program between Children’s Health Council and Stanford Children’s Health.
The Early Support Program for Autism (ESPA), a collaboration between CHC and Stanford Children’s Health, helps families understand what comes next. We provide expert guidance, practical resources, and connections to services—all at no cost—so you can confidently take the first steps in supporting your child.
Our brief parent program offers simple strategies to encourage play and interaction, bridging the gap between diagnosis and treatment. Join us today and embrace the hope, guidance, and support ESPA provides.
Watch our video to learn how ESPA’s free services can support your family.
Discover this impactful initiative that bridges the gap between compassionate care and families impacted by autism.
ESPA is an extraordinary collaboration between Stanford Children’s Health and Children’s Health Council. If you have a loved one with suspected or diagnosed autism, join us today and embrace the hope, guidance, and support ESPA provides.
Services are available in English & Spanish.
For more information, you can visit the Stanford Medicine ESPA page or reach out to us below:
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