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Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (CHADD)

CHADD is the leading nonprofit organization serving individuals with ADHD and their families. They provide evidence-based education, support groups, and advocacy, and operate the National Resource Center on ADHD funded by the CDC.

Founded 1987Lanham, MD
🧩 Pediatric Therapy

Services & Programs

Cost Information

CHADD membership starts at $50 per year and includes access to webinars, the magazine, and local chapter meetings. Many resources on the National Resource Center on ADHD website are free without membership.

Parent Tip

CHADD's local support groups are incredibly valuable for parents of children with ADHD. Meeting other parents navigating similar challenges provides practical strategies and emotional support. Check chadd.org to find a chapter near you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does CHADD diagnose or treat ADHD?
No, CHADD provides education, support, and advocacy but does not diagnose or treat ADHD directly. Their professional directory can help you find qualified clinicians in your area.
Are CHADD support groups helpful for parents?
Yes, CHADD's parent support groups are facilitated meetings where parents share strategies, resources, and emotional support. Many parents report that connecting with others who understand ADHD challenges is one of the most helpful steps they take.

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