Practical resources, education, advocacy, and community connection for neurodiverse children and the families who support them.
WHY SEAMOS EXISTS
Seamos Social Impact Foundation was created in response to a reality seen every day in clinical practice: families may receive a diagnosis and thoughtful recommendations, yet still face barriers to obtaining the tools, guidance, and community support needed to put those recommendations into action.
Our mission is to support neurodiverse children and their families by addressing real-world needs that extend beyond clinical care—with dignity, safety, access, and opportunity at the center of our work.
WE ARE
Identity. Recognition. Belonging.
Somos Psychological Services identifies needs through compassionate, culturally responsive evaluation and clinical guidance.
LET US BE
Action. Empowerment. Collective support.
Seamos helps families meet those needs through practical resources, navigation, education, and community-based support.
Our programs are designed to reduce barriers and help families turn recommendations into meaningful support at home, at school, and in the community.
Essential adaptive tools that may not be available through insurance.
Guidance through complex systems and available supports.
Knowledge and preparation that strengthen family advocacy.
Welcoming spaces where families can feel understood and supported.
OUR PHILOSOPHY
Clinical care can clarify a child’s needs. Practical support helps families respond to those needs in daily life. Seamos bridges that space so more children can communicate, regulate, participate, learn, and feel safe.

DR. YAN MANUEL SOMOZA, FOUNDER
WHAT GUIDES US
We affirm neurodiversity as a natural and valuable part of human variation and serve families across cultural, linguistic, and socioeconomic backgrounds.
Every child deserves to feel safe, respected, and valued.
Support should not be limited by income, insurance, or circumstance.
Families need tangible solutions—not only diagnoses.
Families deserve tools and knowledge to advocate confidently.
No family should have to navigate neurodiversity alone.
Support should honor language, culture, identity, and lived experience.


Seamos prioritizes low-income and underserved communities, as well as families who are newly navigating a diagnosis and may not know where to begin.
We welcome collaboration with families, educators, clinicians, community organizations, funders, and advocates who share our commitment to improving access and opportunity for neurodiverse children.
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