Whole-life autism support

Our Work at HAP

Skills for real life, supported across the places where life happens.

HELP connects assessment, intervention, education, family practice, community participation, technology and future work within one whole-life pathway.

In-person and online pathways serve early childhood, school age, adolescence and adulthood according to individual need and program fit.

50–55team members
≈100current learners and clients
30–50new consultations monthly
17 months–42 yearsage range served so far
3,200+parents trained
5,000+professional training reach

HELP Autism Pakistan organizational snapshot · August 2026

Connected departments

Care, education and opportunity under one roof

Each pathway has a different purpose, but the goal is shared: practical participation in real life.

Assessment and planning

Comprehensive discussion, observation, functional assessment, individualized goals and scheduled review.

Behavior and learning

ABA-informed, structured and relationship-aware teaching with positive skill development.

Speech and communication

Receptive and expressive language, interaction, pragmatics, AAC, PECS and functional communication.

Sensory and motor

Regulation, motor planning, fine and gross motor participation, body awareness and daily routines.

ISAL School

Modified mainstream learning from preschool through Class 4, with participation and communication goals.

Daily living

Eating, dressing, toileting, kitchen participation, home routines, travel and safety.

Vocational development

Weaving, art, craft, computer work, kitchen tasks, work routines and supported enterprise.

Music, sport and technology

Movement, expression, turn-taking, digital learning, participation and confidence.

Parent partnership

Coaching, home strategies, parent groups, sibling confidence and shared review.

Training and outreach

Parents, interns, professionals, schools, universities, medical colleges and public institutions.

Help Autism 360

Daily goals, session records, progress trends and shared parent-professional review.

Digital learning

Computer skills, structured learning activities and personalized educational access.

A typical support cycle

One plan, practiced and reviewed together

  1. 01Listen
  2. 02Assess
  3. 03Plan
  4. 04Teach
  5. 05Practice
  6. 06Record
  7. 07Review

The sequence explains HAP’s working rhythm. Actual assessment, goals and methods remain individualized.

Progress made visible

Connect day-to-day teaching with meaningful goals and regular review.

Programs connect responsible departments, relevant service pathways, family priorities and consent-cleared examples around practical participation.

Explore connected pathways

Move from HAP’s day-to-day work into services, Stories of Growth, Help Autism 360, training and responsible giving.