Friendly Spaces
Parks, libraries, museums, attractions and businesses offering resources and experiences designed for neurodivergent individuals and families.
- Trained staff
- Sensory rooms & kits
- Sensory-friendly events
- Social stories
Miami-Dade County
Friendly Faces.
Friendly Spaces.
Find places and employers making room for neurodivergent neighbors.
Parks, libraries, museums, attractions and businesses with sensory supports and trained staff, plus employers creating pathways to work for neurodivergent adults.
Choose your path
Friendly Employers
Employers, employment programs and hiring contacts creating pathways to employment for neurodivergent adults across Miami-Dade.
- Hiring locations
- Employment programs
- Hiring contacts
How it works
Search
Look up a place, a neighborhood or an address near you.
Filter
Choose the supports that matter to you: sensory rooms, kits, social stories or events.
Plan your visit
Open a listing for program details and who to contact before you go.
About Friendly Spaces
Making inclusion part of everyday life.
Friendly Spaces is an initiative of Commissioner Raquel Regalado’s District 7 office, helping residents and visitors discover welcoming places, sensory resources and pathways to employment across Miami-Dade.
As the mother of two neurodivergent young adults, Commissioner Regalado brings personal experience to her advocacy for inclusion. Her work spans neuroinclusive libraries, first-responder training, sensory-friendly spaces and employment opportunities.
In 2026, she launched the Florida Neuroinclusion Toolkit to help local governments put inclusion into practice.
Learn more about Commissioner RegaladoSupports and programs can change. Please contact a place before visiting, or an employer before applying. A listing is not a guarantee of services, accommodations or a job opening.
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Tell us about a place or employer that's making room for neurodivergent neighbors, and our office will follow up.