Autistic Support Associations

Aspect are Australia’s largest service provider for people on the autism spectrum. Our specialised, evidence informed schools program is one of the largest in the world, with additional services that include information and advice, diagnostic assessments, behaviour support, parent and family support, and adult programs. We share evidence-informed autism practice and applied research nationwide.

Autism Awareness Australia, Our goal is simple: to improve the lives of all Australians on the autism spectrum and the families who love them.

We ensure autistic individuals, and their families, have access to free, credible, evidence-based information, resources and tools to empower them to support themselves or their loved ones on the spectrum.

At AEIOU Foundation for Children with Autism, we have a simple yet sincere goal: to provide early intervention that enables children with autism to live their best lives. It’s how we do it that sets us apart from everybody else.

AEIOU is a profit-for-purpose organisation, established in 2005 to deliver high-quality therapy and care.

The Autism Society strives to empower individuals who experience Autism and their families to make informed decisions in the planning and delivery of individualized, evidence-based services and support. Each individual and family has the right to choose the services that best meet their individual needs.

Autism Queensland are passionate about achieving our vision of a life of participation, opportunity and choice. Our aim is to deliver a comprehensive range of education, therapy and support services to assist people of all ages, their families and the professionals working with them.

Delivering quality services and support for people living with autism.

EPIC Disability Employment Services has been helping people with disability find and maintain employment for over 30 years. We provide a personalised service for every person, and stay on their journey until our assistance is no longer needed.

We are passionate about raising expectations, and we know first-hand that disability doesn’t mean you can’t find a job you love.

CPL, we work with people of all ages to grow beyond expectations, seize new opportunities and do amazing things with their lives. We’ve got big ideas for your big plans and like you, we’re not willing to settle for good enough. Previously known as the Cerebral Palsy League, we changed our name to CPL which stands for Choice, Passion and Life – a sentiment that reflects everything we do

WhyNot is for young Australians, by young Australians – it’s a platform to support and learn from each other without judgement and stereotypes and amplify our voices. We have opinions just like everyone else, and we deserve to be heard.

Research says only 20% of young Australians aged 18 to 24 years feel able to speak up within their community about important issues. We say this isn’t good enough!