About
The National Autistic Society is here to transform lives, change attitudes and create a society that works for autistic people.
Our services include:
• an extensive website with information and advice on autism
• contact centres and helplines that responded to over 70,000 enquiries in 2017
• 116 volunteer-led branches offering support and activities for autistic children and adults
• two child and adult diagnosis centres
• eight specialist schools for autistic children
• 80 care centres and services for autistic adults
• training and conferences for education, health and social care professionals
• two quarterly magazines – Your Autism Magazine and Asperger United
• working with thousands of shops, businesses and local councils to provide more autism-friendly services and environments
• campaigning to increase public understanding and change government policy to help improve the lives of autistic people.
Visit: www.autism.org.uk for more information or how you can get involved.
The National Autistic Society is here to transform lives, change attitudes and create a society that works for autistic people.
Our services include:
• an extensive website with information and advice on autism
• contact centres and helplines that responded to over 70,000 enquiries in 2017
• 116 volunteer-led branches offering support and activities for autistic children and adults
• two child and adult diagnosis centres
• eight specialist schools for autistic children
• 80 care centres and services for autistic adults
• training and conferences for education, health and social care professionals
• two quarterly magazines – Your Autism Magazine and Asperger United
• working with thousands of shops, businesses and local councils to provide more autism-friendly services and environments
• campaigning to increase public understanding and change government policy to help improve the lives of autistic people.
Visit: www.autism.org.uk for more information or how you can get involved.