A results-oriented NGO focusing on autistic youth by providing unique and effective techniques for parents and caregivers to aid individuals in realizing their fullest potential.  myAutism conducts workshops and webinars, and also provides reference materials to assist in building confidence as well as family support planning, in addition to increasing public awareness, acceptance, and inclusion.

Bridging Hope is founded on the vision of building a place where individuals can gain independence, have a sense of self-worth, and to be able to have a sustainable income. Its objectives include transitioning towards employment and independent living for adolescents and adults with learning differences, with the ultimate goal of independent living in a supported environment and community.

EmployAble aims to redefine employment for differently-abled individuals. Together with interested businesses, EmployAble hopes to attain gainful inclusive employment for individuals in safe and secure working environments. EmployAble believes in nurturing the interests, potential and strengths of its trainees which will be fully prepared for various future pathways.

Project Lily by AIDA (Autism Inclusiveness Direct Action Group) is a registered non-governmental organisation (NGO) championing advocacy initiatives for the autism community.  It is led and managed by adults on the autism spectrum, who are involved in engaging various stakeholders especially at government level, by advising on the development of national policies that would serve and safeguard the needs of the community.

The Learning Connection provides quality educational services to students with a range of learning differences - and is committed to enhancing the social, emotional, physical and academic talents of each child, regardless of learning differences. In addition to alternative school programs, TLC also offers numerous therapies such as speech, occupational, play, and behaviour therapy – and also enrichment and home learning programs to its students.

Located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, Oasis Place is Malaysia’s largest multidisciplinary intervention centre, embracing a client-centered approach through transdisciplinary intervention, working with all learning different individuals - from Autism Spectrum Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Dyslexia and Dyscalculia to Down Syndrome. Core services include Psychology, Speech & Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Music Therapy, Continuous Education and Nutrition.

The Malaysia chapter of the International Special Education Network and Inclusion Association. SENIA Malaysia is an association of educators, professionals, and parents whose mission is to advocate for and provide resources/supports for differently-abled individuals. Its objective is to create a space for sharing ideas, asking questions and connecting with others.

An abbreviation of “Persatuan Untuk Anak Kita” (Society For Our Children), PUAK PAYONG (Umbrella) is a Non-Governmental Organisational (NGO) which focuses on children aged 18 and below, being an advocate on creating safe spaces through building self esteem, knowledge, and skills.

One of the pioneers in bringing autistic individuals to the mainstream through business operations in the food & beverage and hospitality sectors, the Autism Cafe Project Malaysia ("ACP") provides young adults on the autism spectrum with real work experience, confidence, and purpose. The ACP can be actively seen at various events and happenings around the country, and is very active in promoting its engagements on social media. 

Stand Pie Me ("SPM") is a social enterprise providing training, employment and mentorship for young adults with special needs in food production. Their fully dedicated bakery cafe is located in Petaling Jaya, and serves the community with very delicious and affordable pies, quiches and tarts for meals and functions and catering demands. In addition to catering for online (delivery) orders, SPM is also often seen at various events nationwide.