Madison House Autism Foundation

Madison House Autism Foundation is dedicated to advocating for the full inclusion of adults with autism and their families within their communities. The foundation recognizes the unique challenges faced by individuals on the spectrum once they reach adulthood, particularly after losing access to vital support services at age 21. Through its initiative, Autism After 21, Madison House focuses on enhancing opportunities in housing, employment, and social engagement for autistic adults. Key programs include Madison Fields, a neuro-inclusive agricultural and equine resource center that fosters community interaction and growth among individuals of all abilities. The foundation also emphasizes partnerships with universities to prepare future professionals in various disciplines to better serve the autistic community. With a commitment to promoting well-being through innovative housing solutions and community projects like the Autism After 21 Utah Project, Madison House stands out for its holistic approach to improving quality of life for adults with autism, ensuring they are not only included but celebrated within society.

We are a nonprofit organization. Our mission is to promote, model and advocate for the full inclusion of adults with autism and their families in the life of our communities; and to expand choice and opportunity in housing, employment, and social participation.