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Utah Autism Family Alliance — Join the effort

Utah Autism Family Alliance

Utah families. Utah fight.

Join a network of activists who get the information — and show up when it counts. Autism insurance and access in Utah is still a fight. Isolated families lose that fight.

HB 71Utah’s autism insurance reforms take effect January 1, 2027. The law is a start. Defending access in practice takes an organized Utah network.

Led by Utah parents and providers. We are the Utah chapter of Autism Families Alliance.

Why we're here

Coverage on paper is not the same as care.

Utah families still have to fight for autism insurance and access — including the work around HB 71. If you have been delayed, denied, or told to wait it out alone, you are not alone — and you do not have to fight alone.

Coverage is still a fight.

What a plan promises and what a family can use are not the same thing. We close that gap.

Access is local.

Directories, waitlists, and out-of-network workarounds land on Utah families. That is where we organize.

A network shows up.

One parent in an inbox is easy to ignore. Parents and providers who will call, testify, and share a story are harder to dismiss.

We organize Utah parents and providers who are ready to act — call, testify, and show up.

The network

Parents and providers, linked.

We exist so Utah families find each other — and so decision-makers hear a chorus, not a whisper, when access is on the line.

What we do

Organize. Inform. Show up.

Three jobs. Clear priorities until the network is strong enough to move together.

Organize

Build a roster of parents, autistic adults, providers, and advocates who are ready to act — not a list that never gets asked to do anything.

Inform

Share what is moving in Utah so people are not guessing: coverage fights, hearings, and the moments when a call or a story will matter.

Show up

Turn out to hearings. Call legislators. Tell the truth about access. Showing up is the point.

Join the effort

Add your name. Build the network.

Join so we can keep you informed — and call on you when Utah families need voices.