Autism resource fair offers support for adults, families in Clark County
By Victoria Saha
Published on March 20, 2026.
A resource fair for adults with autism and their families will be held at Las Vegas City Hall on March 21. The event aims to provide support for adults, children, and adults with disabilities in Clark County. Janette Reyes-Speer, whose daughter was diagnosed with autism at age four, said her family struggled to find resources after her high school graduation. The fair will also feature 60 vendors.
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