A lot of information and small writing, but good content and the research is up to date.  This site also provides helpful links.

Great listings of resources, state-by-state information.  The basic symptoms and treatments of autism are discussed and assistance for families and adults dealing with disabilities is provided (jobs, individual care...etc.)  This is a great website for anyone who has a family member with autism.  There are excellent resources and information here.  This site has good links, resources, content and interactive tools.  Good general website on autism.

Autism Society

News, research, and resource site for parents with volunteer opportunities.  Lists resources by area.  This is a good resource website, and offers you the chance to help out people with autism.  There is good content, and some good links and resources as well.  The site is very well laid out, but a little complex.  This might be a good site for older teens.

Basic autism site with good information to begin research and become familiar with symptoms and resources for treatment.

A great website from Kid’s Health.  This site is devoted to educating people about autism.  You can learn exactly what the disease is, what causes it, and the effects it has on someone.  If you have a friend or loved on who suffers from autism, you can learn about how you can better relate with that person.  This site has some good content and additional links and resources.  This is a good site for teenagers who want to learn more about autism, and how it affects someone.

A good directory site with links to good information from the National Institute for Mental Health.

Neurology Channel

This site is a great resource for those trying to learn about autism. It organizes the information by categories of definition, symptoms, treatments, causes and risk factors. This site also has links to resources and information on other conditions. There is an ‘Ask the Doctor’ section as well. (Y, C, P)