Amaze has put together a one-stop-shop that you can access for independent evidence-based information, advice and assistance to help all people with autism, their families, professionals and the NDIA.

Autism: What Next? has information for all people with autism, their families, professionals and the NDIA.

The Centre offers advice, assessment and consultation for people with intellectual disability and complex needs.

This is an online platform for young autistic people, their families and carers to find social and group activities with like minded people with similar interests.

The South West Autism Network (SWAN) has developed resources to provide people with autism and their families information and support to live independently.

This online training course can help teenagers and young adults living with autism develop life skills, including building confidence and self-awareness.

This program provides a range of Jewish educational resources and services to families with children living with Autism or disabilities.

If you live in South West WA, you may want to access South West Autism Network’s online accessible Regional Toolkit. The toolkit was developed to provide you with ongoing online support through their website, e-newsletter, webinar, video recordings and social media.

Primary school-aged child on the autism spectrum can access a program to help them engage with the community and build relationships.

The Community Employment Partnerships project partners with service clubs and business groups to find meaningful employment for people with intellectual disabilities and Autism.