Autistic and neurodivergent children often experience heightened sensory sensitivities that can make traditional holiday events—like Trunk or Treats—overwhelming, confusing, or even distressing. Loud noises, bright lights, crowded spaces, and unpredictable social interactions can trigger sensory overload, leading to shutdowns or meltdowns. Sensory supports such as calming tools, visual schedules, and quiet zones help these children participate with comfort and dignity. Equally important, parents need guidance, resources, and community support to navigate this journey—especially during high-stimulation seasons. Marginalized and bilingual families are disproportionately underdiagnosed due to systemic barriers, lack of culturally responsive care, and limited access to accurate information. By offering trauma-informed, bilingual resources and inclusive environments, we not only support individual families—we begin to close the gap in diagnosis and empower communities that have long been overlooked.