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The USA Health Department of Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics and USARAN host these fairs regularly to educate families about resources available to support their needs.

Published Aug 20th, 2025

USA Health is offering education and support to families of children with special needs on Tuesday, Aug. 26, during a Disability Resource Fair from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Strada Patient Care Center in the first-floor lobby.

This fair will provide local resources for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, as well as information and training related to autism, including:

  • Services available for Medicaid-eligible children with a diagnosis of autism
  • Family education and support resources for young children
  • Education and employment services for children and adults with and without disabilities
  • Early childhood developmental screening and resources for supporting children and families
  • Maternal and child health
  • Information about the Hope Class inclusive special needs ministry
  • Parent education resources.

Agencies participating include: Alabama Department of Mental Health Autism Services, Coastal Family Partners, Goodwill Gulf Coast, Help Me Grow, Mobile County Health Department, Oak Park Church Hope Class, and the University of South Alabama Regional Autism Network (USARAN).

The USA Health Department of Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics and USARAN host these fairs regularly to educate families about resources available to support their needs.

To learn more, contact USARAN at 251-410-4533.

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