The Autism Community In Action - Irvine, California

The Autism Community In Action

The Autism Community In Action, also known as TACA, is a renowned non-profit organization dedicated to providing families with hope, help, and a community through education and by promoting treatments developed around the medical model of autism known as biomed.

Address and Contact Information

TACA is headquartered at 17752 Sky Park Cir STE 140, Irvine, CA 92614, United States. They can be reached by phone at 855-726-7810 or through their website at tacanow.org.

Specialties and Services

TACA specializes in being an association/organization that provides invaluable support to families affected by autism. They offer a wide range of services, including:

• One-on-one family support
• Education workshops
• Resource libraries
• Support groups
• Online community forums

Accessibility

TACA is committed to ensuring that all families can access their services, regardless of ability. Their facilities offer wheelchair-accessible parking and entrances, as well as on-site parking for convenience.

Reviews and Opinions

TACA has received 3 reviews on Google My Business, averaging a high 3.7 out of 5 stars. One reviewer praised TACA as 'the world's largest family support group for those who have children with autism.' They highlighted the organization's compassionate and caring community of parents who can guide and educate families to resources that help their children. Another reviewer noted the availability of free resources on their website.

👍 Reviews of The Autism Community In Action

DrSkowron

5/5

TACA is the world's largest family support group for those who have children with autism. I have never seen a more caring, compassionate group of parents, that can help educate and guide you to resources to help your child. Please check out their website for free resources.

Silicon M.

1/5

Formerly Talk About Curing Autism, an anti vaxxer group that believed in the false idea that vaccines were causing autism, they changed their name not when autistics spoke up to them, but when the public court of opinion finally began listening.

Parents of autistics running the autism conversation Ultimately care about their own who happen to be autistic and those like themselves. They'll say otherwise to deny it, but ask them where are their autistic board members. They think being the parent of an autistic makes them a suitabld substitute for actually autistic voices.

They'll treat you better if you're like them or if you're their good complacent little kid with autism. They do not respect autistic adults to treat us as essential at the leadership table; only on the menu.

They have no idea how they teach other family members of autistics to care only about their own only for them to undermine other people's autistic loved ones.

Nothing about autistic folks without us.

Brianna C.

5/5

The events have been very beneficial for me and learning how to advocate for my son and the legal accommodations that are possible. Grateful to have found this community