Is a community initiative that supports families , especially Latino families, raising neurodivergent children and youth. We believe in the power of early intervention, the importance of creating accesible environments, and the unique value of every individual.

What we do

Creating safe spaces for families to share their stories and connect.

collaborating with schools, Consulates, and community organizations to break down language barriers.

Raising Awareness About early diagnosis and inclusion.

Promote the emotional development of families.

Organizing social activities for families.

Offering workshops on IEPs, 504 plans, and disability rights.

Facilitating ,educational workshops, conferences

Hosting inclusive events that celebrate neurodiversity and culture.

Our vision


We believe in a future where every family feels seen, heard, and included. Through connection and advocacy, we are building stronger communities where all children , regardless of their abilities, can thrive

We hosted a beautiful art gallery in partnership with the Consulate of México in Kansas City, and SVN Charter School where our neurodivergent children had the freedom to create, express themselves, and simply be who they are in a safe and welcoming space.

We host various family events to help strengthen the sense of belonging, including outdoor activities and fun gatherings. For example, we recently enjoyed an exciting game at the current stadium thanks to the tickets provided for us.

Our Families’ Voices

Graciela Avalos

Thanks to Azul Esperanza, we’ve found a community where we no longer feel alone. They’ve given us support, information, and a safe space to share our experiences. The most valuable part is that we continue learning, growing, and feeling supported along the way.”

Yuridia Saenzpardo

“Thanks to Azul Esperanza, I’ve learned how to advocate for my daughter and better understand her rights. What I value the most is that I no longer feel alone. I’ve found a community that supports me, listens to me, and inspires me to keep learning. Organizations like Azul Esperanza truly make a difference in raising awareness and supporting families like ours.

Genesis Sagastume

I found Azul Esperanza through social media, and it was such a blessing. I was looking for information and support in Spanish, and I found so much more. I felt heard, understood, and supported by other moms who are going through the same thing. It’s a space where I can learn and truly feel part of a community that gets it.