GRS Corp publishes free, clinically-informed guides for parents, caregivers, and educators navigating autism — from early signs to sensory tools to school advocacy.
At Global Relief And Support Corporation (GRS Corp), we're passionate about making a positive impact in the lives of individuals with autism, fostering community awareness, and creating bright opportunities for all.
Our goal is to enhance the quality of life for individuals with autism, enabling them to fully participate in their local communities — through free resources, advocacy, and direct family support.
Read more about our mission →Asperger's is no longer an official diagnosis — yet millions still identify with it. Why the term was retired, what ASD Level 1 means, common traits in adults and children, and a respectful look at the identity debate.
Read More →Expert-reviewed guide to the 10 best sensory tools spanning tactile, vestibular, auditory, and proprioceptive categories — with clinical benefits, usage tips, and a CSR partnership with Sensory Harbor that funds GRS Corp's global programs with every purchase.
Read More →When real intelligence meets real inclusion: how a new generation of AI-powered apps is helping autistic individuals learn, process emotions, and stay safe online — without overwhelming them.
Read More →SIB is communication, not defiance. A compassionate guide to why self-injurious behavior happens, its emotional toll on families, and practical strategies that help.
Read More →Global Development Delay affects 1-3% of children worldwide. Learn the causes, the impact on families, and how early intervention changes outcomes.
Read More →A comprehensive guide to NYS homeschooling law, OPWDD support services, ABA-informed teaching approaches, and building independence for autistic learners at home.
Read More →Meet Parent to Parent of NYS — the peer-mentoring network helping families navigate diagnosis, IEP meetings, and isolation through trained parent advocates.
Read More →Many adults go undiagnosed for decades. Learn the key signs of autism in adults, how late diagnosis differs from childhood diagnosis, and how to navigate the path to formal evaluation and post-diagnosis support.
Read More →Navigating the autism evaluation process can feel daunting. This step-by-step guide walks families through requesting an evaluation, what to expect at each stage, and how to advocate for a thorough and timely assessment.
Read More →A complete guide to Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) for autistic students — covering parent rights, how to advocate effectively, key accommodations to request, and what to do when the system is not working for your child.
Read More →A comprehensive guide to autism education resources, services, and programs available across New York State — from Early Intervention through college and post-secondary transition support.
Read More →Early identification of autism can make a profound difference in outcomes. Learn the developmental milestones to watch for and the early signs of autism in children from 12 months through 5 years of age.
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