Universidad de Burgos is a public university with an international approach. One of its missions is to become a scientific driving force through research and knowledge-sharing, contributing to social, economic, and cultural development.

Autism-Europe is an international association whose main objective is to advance the rights of autistic people and to help them improve their quality of life. AE also strives for more awareness and understanding of autism in society.

Fundación Miradas is a national organisation created in 2013 by Autismo Burgos (Spain) that provides support for the legal capacity and defence of the rights of autistic people and their families, focusing also on improving their quality of life.

Fundación Miradas develops different initiatives that promote awareness, knowledge, study and research on autistic people and their families. In 2015, alongside the University of Burgos, Fundación Miradas created the Miradas por el Autismo Chair, the first project to focus its attention on autistic people and their families in Spain.

The Federação Portuguesa de Autismo is a non-profit and non-governmental organisation for people with disabilities registered under the Portuguese law that includes 13 parent associations all over the country (mainland Portugal as well as Madeira and Azores). FPDA was founded in 2003.

The member associations of FPDA are independent non-profit NGOs but work together in projects, campaigns and other activities. Their common objectives, values and principles are: inclusion, non-discrimination, solidarity, representativeness, association and partnership. They support around 3,000 autistic people and their families, giving them advice and providing services.

Tady to mám rád gathers parents, siblings and friends of autistic people.

The goal of this project is to strengthen social cohesion in the territory of the Brno metropolitan area and to increase the availability of social quality and related services in the South Moravian Region for people on the autism spectrum.

Tady to mám rád intends to pave the way for other parents and organisations so that other similar locally and financially accessible, individualised residential services for autistic people can be created.

The Fondacija hiljadu želja (Thousand Wishes Foundation) was established in 2018 by a group of family members of autistic people. It is a non-governmental, non-profit organization established to pursue general welfare goals, improve social and health protection, improve the position of persons with disabilities, care for children, young people and the elderly.

The Foundation aims to improve the lives of people with intellectual disabilities, namely autism, and their families with the focus on protecting, promoting and exercising internationally established standards in the field of human rights and civil liberties.