HAVNMIND
SUPPORT · STRUCTURE · LIFESTYLE
Practical life-skills guides and tools for autistic adults, and the people who support them.
Get in touchWhat we're building
Leaving school is a cliff. The programs, paperwork, and phone calls that come next are hard to find and harder to sequence, especially in a new state.
Our first guide is for autistic 16 to 22 year olds leaving school in Georgia, and the parents, siblings, and supporters walking with them. We are building Georgia resources for other adult life stages too. First steps, in plain language, in order.
The Georgia first-steps guide
Which calls to make first, which programs to ask about, and which forms actually matter, written with reviewers from the community it serves.
It's in progress now. When it's ready, this page is where you'll find it.
Beyond Georgia
DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia are on the longer-term list.
First we are building out Georgia resources across the age groups we serve.
Life-skill merch
We are starting with printed HavnMind apparel and exploring practical products for daily life. We want both to be useful, not just nice to look at.
The first collection
The first apparel designs are drafted, but the fit, fabric feel, and prints still need a real-world check. Tell us what you would actually wear.
When they're ready, this page is where you'll find them.
Why it exists
HavnMind started with family. After moves across state lines, our founder's sister lost the school programming she relied on, and her family has been rebuilding her support ever since.
Some things should not be this hard to figure out. We're building the guide we needed.
Who's behind it
Victoria Rachelle, founder.
A decade leading customer-facing teams in fintech, now building tools that make everyday life easier to figure out.
Say hello
Questions, early access, or want to be a paid reviewer? We'd love to hear from you.
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