Autism Research and Resources of Oregon
Welcome to the ARROAutism website!
ARRO (ARROAutism) was begun in 2000 by families with Autism, Autism professionals, and friends, seeking to improve the availability of resources for families and individuals with Autism in Oregon. Since that time many things have changed, but we remain dedicated to our Mission. Please send us your thoughts about resources that we need to address: info@arroautism.org
Projects
The main project of ARRO will be the development of the Oregon Autism Center where we will bring together a wide variety of organizations, agencies, professionals, and projects to provide the families and individuals with Autism in Oregon access resources that encourage and promote their integration in their community and improve their quality of life.
Click here for more info on our projects.
Next Event – Sean's Run
Sean's Run for ARROAutism is a 5K Walk and Run and a 10K Run. The event will be held in the early fall, with exact dates to come soon. We will also have a new venue this year.
Click here to volunteer for Sean's Run 2025.
Click here to see our 501c3 letter as a PDF.
Volunteers Needed
Please help us by volunteering at ARRO in one or more of the projects or with administration! If you have an interest in creating a new project, please let us know.Look at our Volunteer page for suggestions, and contact us for more information at info@arroautism.org.
At this time we need help preparing for An Evening for Autism, Sean's Run, and setting up our Library.
Our Mission
The Autism Research & Resources of Oregon (ARROAutism) is a not-for-profit organization located in Portland, Oregon. We follow worldwide medical, educational, and community Autism resource research, develop resources to meet unmet needs for families and individuals with Autism in Oregon, assist families and individuals with Autism to locate already existing resources that meet their needs, and research ways to support professionals and agencies working with Autism.
One of our goals is to be a clearinghouse for Autism information, and if we do not know the answer to your question, we will do our best to find it.