19 ADHD, autism and neurodiversity associations live-verified across France, Belgium, Switzerland, Québec. Prioritised by real usefulness for ADHD/AuDHD adults.
Last verified: 2026-04-20. All URLs HTTP 200.
Public-interest association, accredited by France's Ministry of Health. Supports families and adults. Training, advocacy, peer-support groups.
A historic reference since 2002. Around 7,000 members. Cite it first.
Public-interest status. Federates partner associations, advocates for diagnosis and validated interventions.
Family-oriented. Documented tension with the neurodiversity movement.
Coordinates 27 regional autism resource centres (CRA) plus the Maison de l'autisme.
The official entry point for autism diagnosis in France. Public and free.
A self-advocacy association ('nothing about us without us'). Founded September 2018, 100+ members.
ESSENTIAL for the neurodiversity and self-advocacy angle. Openly politically engaged.
Defends the rights of autistic girls and women, and fights sexual violence against people with disabilities.
THE only French-speaking association centered on autistic women. The AuDHD women angle is very relevant here.
Founded June 2017, collegial governance. Self-determination, lived-experience voice, aligned with France's HAS (health authority).
More moderate than CLE Autistes, more aligned with HAS. Complementary.
ADHD and comorbidity info, support for families and adults, guidance toward France's MDPH and AESH school-support systems.
A listening line — rare in this space. Complements HyperSupers.
Info and awareness across the full neurodiversity spectrum.
One of the rare AuDHD-friendly models — it addresses ADHD, autism, giftedness, and learning differences together. Very relevant.
An autism expertise centre: assessments, social skills, theatre workshops. Founded 2003, 1,000+ members.
Hybrid association + clinical centre model. The 'Asperger' label became controversial after DSM-5.
Family-founded association since 2012. The only national Asperger association where autistic people actively share in decision-making.
A rare co-governance model between families and autistic people. 5 local chapters = good coverage.
Advocacy network for adult ADHD diagnosis and care access.
Positioned as professional advocacy more than peer support. A useful institutional source.
ADHD information and care, advocating for the creation of CRTDAH-PACA (a regional ADHD resource centre).
More active than the regional average. A model for future regional chapters.
Created in 2019 by neurodivergent people. Advocates for the right to be yourself.
Critical stance toward institutions. Covers autism, ADHD, learning differences, giftedness, Down syndrome.
Informs, guides, and supports people dealing with ADHD. Founded by Pascale De Coster.
Covers Wallonia, Brussels, and French-speaking Flanders. More than 3,000 member families.
PEHP parent coaching program, adult groups, teacher training.
The single reference for French-speaking Switzerland. Complements elpos (German-speaking).
The umbrella ADHD organization for German-speaking Switzerland. Counseling, groups, training.
Site is in German. An estimated 200,000 people with ADHD in Switzerland.
Federates cantonal autism chapters across French-speaking Switzerland. Advocacy, support groups, peer mentorship.
The finest-grained autism coverage in French-speaking Switzerland. Founded in 1985.
The only Quebec network of nonprofits focused exclusively on ADHD. Peer support, training, school support.
The Quebec reference. Usefully replaces what was listed as 'Aqueta' (which doesn't exist).
Awareness and funding for ADHD projects in Quebec (75k kids + 200k adults).
Funder and aggregator role. A valuable directory hub.