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However, culturally and linguistically diverse families are less likely to experience timely or positive interactions within these systems. This pilot feasibility study examined implementation outcomes of using non-specialist providers (NSPs) within a community-based non-profit organization to support early service navigation while also promoting caregiver use of evidence-based parenting and self-care strategies. Six multilingual NSPs completed a web-based training and delivered a four-session program, the Family Care Project, to 35 families of children aged 16\u2009months to 5\u2009years for whom there were developmental concerns. Implementation outcomes were assessed using Proctor\u2019s taxonomy, including acceptability, feasibility, appropriateness, adoption, penetration, and sustainability. All families completed all four sessions within 5\u2009weeks. 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This study examined whether trusted community providers, who share language and cultural backgrounds with families but do not have specialized clinical training, can deliver autism-related support within a community-based non-profit organization. Six community-based providers who speak a range of African and Middle Eastern languages completed an online training through the Family Care Project and used this program to support 35 families of young children. Providers reported that the program was easy to use and fit well with the work they already do. All families completed the program within 5\u2009weeks. Six months later, providers had continued delivering the program and had supported an additional 24 families. These findings suggest that a low-cost, community-based program led by trusted providers from the same communities as participating families can support early autism-related service navigation. 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