Individuals
Disabled and neurodivergent people themselves.
About
Local disability support, organized around real life.
A Southeast Michigan resource index for individuals and the people around them — across diagnoses, systems, and life stages.
Why it exists
One place instead of scattered systems.
Disability information is often split across agencies, schools, clinics, nonprofits, public programs, and word-of-mouth networks. The Support Index brings those starting points into one searchable, source-reviewed regional directory.
Who it serves
The person — and the people around them.
Families & caregivers
Parents, guardians, caregivers and caretakers.
Support networks
Siblings, partners, friends, neighbors and advocates.
Professionals
Educators, providers and community professionals.
AutismCerebral palsyADHDDown syndromeI/DDCommunication disabilitiesPhysical & mobility disabilitiesComplex support needs
This list is illustrative, not exhaustive. People previously diagnosed with Asperger syndrome are included within the broader autism spectrum.
Across the lifespan
Disability does not end after childhood.
0–12
Child
13–17
Teen
18+
Adult
Regional focus
Built for Southeast Michigan.
Local listings are paired with statewide Michigan resources that are relevant to people in the region.
Seven-county launch region
MacombOaklandWayneWashtenawSt. ClairLivingstonMonroe
Our approach
Useful first. Transparent always.
Organized for navigation
Filter by location, life stage, service, provider type and other practical details.
Sources on every profile
Published listings display source-review information and a review date.
Evidence in context
Directory inclusion is separated from endorsement and from evidence for a specific intervention.
Independent project
Not a provider, government agency, or endorsement service.
The Support Index is an independent public resource project. It does not present itself as a medical provider, law firm, government agency, or nonprofit organization. Listings are informational.