Because No One Should Do This Alone
We understand how overwhelming and isolating this journey can feel. Tap into the wisdom of fellow parents who've been in the trenches, vent about your challenges with folks who actually get it, learn tactical solutions for challenging scenarios, and get expert guidance to tackle life's everyday hurdles. Through personalized 1:1 coaching, you'll have a team ready to build a plan and lighten your mental load.
Navigate The Care Jungle Like a Boss
We’re here to help you tackle the wild world of insurance, school shenanigans, medical hurdles, and all those everyday challenges that seem to multiply overnight. As a parent of a disabled or neurodivergent child, your plate is already overflowing. Our "been there, done that" shortcuts will help you navigate with more ease and less stress.
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Need a hand with education, the medical maze, insurance, or anything else essential for your kiddo?
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The Parent Stories That Inspired Quilt
Project Management
When my daughter was an infant, she was diagnosed with a genetic condition that leads to being multiply disabled. Suddenly, her medical appointments and therapy appointments began to snowball.
I was overwhelmed and kept waiting for the doctor who would swoop in to help us coordinate her care and develop a plan. I looked at my husband and asked, “Who is the project manager for all of this?”
He looked straight back at me. “I think that person is...you."
Our Approach to Supporting Neurodivergent Kids
At Quilt, our mission is to empower caregivers to build a community of support that enables their neurodivergent children to thrive.
We embrace and practice a neuro-affirming and anti-ableist philosophy; celebrating the diverse ways every child experiences and engages with the world, honoring each child's unique strengths; and recognizing that what might appear as challenges are often opportunities to bridge skill gaps or modify the environment, rather than reflections of a child's will or motivation.
Join Our Team
Are you passionate about supporting families of neurodivergent and disabled kids? We're hiring Peer Guides and Expert Guides to join our mission and help build a robust support network for caregivers across the country. Explore exciting opportunities to work with us and make a real difference.