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What’s new?

Conference flyer ‘Falling Through the Cracks’: Why is the Outcome so Poor for Adults with Autism? A National Conference.

Keynote Speaker: Rt. Hon David Cameron, MP, Leader of the Opposition
Date and time: Thursday 16th July – from 11.30 am to 4.30 pm
Venue: Church House Conference Centre, Assembly Hall, Dean’s Yard, Westminster SW1P 3NZ

The aims of the conference are to explore why the outcomes are so poor for adults with autism in the UK and to identify appropriate solutions to this problem. The conference will take place following the release of The National Audit Office (NAO) report which was commissioned to explore the problems and challenges of supporting adults with autism. More information Conference flyer

Other new items: NAO report | Edinburgh Marathon | Publications Database | Bradley Report | Gene for autism | WAAD


About this website

Somebody looking for information This site is aimed at anyone with an interest in autism, including people with autism spectrum disorders, parents and carers, service providers and policy makers.

It is one of the biggest, most up-to-date, and most scientifically reliable websites in the world for information about autism, the issues facing people with autism, and the interventions used to help them.

Key Links | Autism | Issues | Evaluated Interventions | Alphabetic List | Latest Research


About Research Autism

Jacqui Jackson We are the only UK charity exclusively dedicated to research into interventions in autism. We carry out high quality, independent research into new and existing health, education, social and other interventions.

We work with individuals on the autism spectrum, carers, service providers and policy makers to make sure that our research addresses real issues and that it makes a significant difference to people’s lives.

Key Links | Press Office | About Us | Our Research | Contact Us | Make a Donation

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