• AS - IF (Asperger Information) Information and resources incl. sections on diagnosis, treatment, causes, discrimination, history, education, employment, social skills, links, and a Pen Pal list.

• Asperger Norfolk Help, support, care and information relating to Asperger Syndrome for individuals and their families.

• Asperger Planet Support and information for parents and educators.

• Asperger's Syndrome Brief introduction to this condition on the high functioning edge of the autistic spectrum and links to other resources.

• Aspergia.com Offers advice centered on the idea that Asperger's Syndrome is a special state of mind rather than a disease. Features information, discussion boards, mailing list, and contact details.

• Aspie.com A resource site for Asperger's Syndrome by AS author Liane Holliday Willey.

• Cincinnati Asperger Resource Information Support group for families in Cincinnati dealing with Asperger Syndrome, HFA, PDD/NOS and other Autism spectrum disorders.

• FAAAS - Families of Adults Afflicted with Asperger's Syndrome A support group that is aimed at the families of those afflicted with Asperger's Syndrome. Especially those whose relative has not been correctly diagnosed until they are well into adulthood.

• Methods and Technicques for Educators of Asperger's or Autistic Spectrum Disorder Conferences that offer methods and techniques to empower educators to effectively reach and teach the Asperger's or Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) student.

• Rose Garden Children's Foundation Promotes ethical and responsible psychosocial interventions for children with Asperger's Syndrome. Offers articles, advice and links to related resources.

• Social communication research programme for those with AS Ongoing research into a variety of multimedia social skills training initiatives for adolescents and young adults with Asperger syndrome.

• The Asperger Marriage Web Site A site for adults with Asperger Syndrome and their partners

• The Asperger's Connection Campaign Campaign to highlight Asperger's Syndrome as a set of traits that makes people unique, rather than a condition.