1. Do you have to identify as female to attend the programs?
Felicity House is a social club designed for women-identified adults with autism. The current membership includes cis and transgender women as well as members that were assigned female at birth who identify as nonbinary, gender fluid or gender-nonconforming
2. What is the diagnostic paperwork requirement? What kind of paperwork is needed?
One of the requirements to apply for Felicity House membership is a clinical diagnosis of autism. This requirement can be met with a copy of a psychological evaluation report or other formal documentation that confirms a formal diagnosis of autism such as an Individualized Education Program (IEP) or Individual Service Plan (ISP).
3. Does it cost anything? What is the fee? Do you accept insurance?
There are no membership or program fees at Felicity House.
4. Do you offer programming to people who live outside of New York City?
Felicity House is located in the Flatiron District of NYC. Currently, Felicity House’s programming is available to members that live in and around the New York City area.
5. Do you have a virtual only programming at Felicity House?
Felicity House programming is primarily in person and is available to women with autism that live in and around the New York City area. We currently do not have a virtual-only program option.
6. Can members bring support staff, a family member, or friends to events?
For the tour or initial meeting, you are welcome to bring a family member, friend, aide or support staff. Members can also bring a guest to Friends and Family Events. All other programs are for members only.
7. What are the hours?
Felicity House is open during scheduled activities. Participants attend programming based on their personalized plans for participation. All events require RSVP.
8. Does Felicity House accept donations?
While we kindly appreciate the generous offer, Felicity House does not accept donations of any kind.