World Autism Acceptance Week means something different to everyone... - Understanding - Equality - Inclusion - Appreciation - Celebration We wanted to hear from autistic people and their families about what acceptance means to them. Here’s what they had to say 👇 | National Autistic Society

This powerful video from the National Autistic Society shows the difficulty autistic people can face on public transport. Read more: https://bit.ly/2Gcdti4 | ITV News

🌻 Friendships are important for all children and teenagers. 🌻 Autistic children and teenagers often need support to understand and learn skills for making and keeping friends. 🌻 Start by helping autistic children and teenagers meet peers who share their interests. 🌻 Organise social activities that are fun and comfortable for autistic children and teenagers. #autismawareness #autismawarenessmonth #autismunderstanding #autismunderstandingmonth | Raising Children Network

We can’t wait to see all the great things you’re doing to improve public understanding of autism, celebrate autistic people’s achievements and fundraise. It’s not too late to get involved. Find ideas on how you can make a difference: https://bit.ly/2YJ2isd | National Autistic Society

Calling all teachers, get your FREE teaching resources for World Autism Awareness Week, here: http://bit.ly/2qmWlmS | National Autistic Society

Almost everyone has heard of autism. But far too few people know what it’s actually like to be autistic - both the strengths and how hard life can be at times https://bit.ly/31e0DvX Help others learn more about autism by sharing our 'What is autism?' film, narrated by our ambassador, Alan Gardner, this World Autism Awareness Week. | National Autistic Society