Linkedin: Emma McNally’s Post Lots of work going on behind the scenes to pull this together but we are thrilled to have been given this amazing opportunity. Huge thanks to Danielle, Matthew and Freya for opening up their lives, and…

The screening was made possible thanks to the passion and determination of musician Paul Stanworth, who, following the BAFTA incident, approached Dawn Butler MP to discuss the film and the wider issues facing the Tourette community. Dawn’s support and commitment…

In this video, our Assistant Director for External Affairs, Chrystyna Chymera-Holloway, explains the facts about Personal Independence Payment (PIP) – a benefit that covers the extra costs of having a disability. It is not an out of work benefit. Share…

The Children’s Commissioner, Dame Rachel de Souza, has today published her annual report, Children and Young People’s Mental Health Services: 2024-25. Our charity’s response to the report is included below. Our comment Mel Merritt, Head of Policy and Campaigns at…

Are you a Gursikh? We want to hear from you. I’m a Trainee Clinical Psychologist at the University of Southampton, and I’m investigating the views and experiences of compassion in the Sikh community. Your feedback could help shape mental health…

Calvin has shared another photo from the Pokémon event in Turin with his friends from The Gamers Lodge in Liverpool. Please find links below to Pokémon regional and Gamers Lodge https://thegamerslodge.com/ https://championships.pokemon.com/en-us/about/ Share This Post:

It’s the Pokémon Regional in Turin, Italy. Calvin and his friends from The Gamers Lodge in Liverpool are there and have shared the photo below. Please find links below to Pokémon regional and Gamers Lodge https://thegamerslodge.com/ https://championships.pokemon.com/en-us/about/ Share This Post:

Autism Act 2009 Committee On Wednesday 10 June, the House of Lords will debate the report of the Committee on the Autism Act 2009. The Committee recommended that the Government urgently deliver the new autism strategy, so it’s ready to…

30 Years Of The Journal Autism: How Far Have We Come And What Is Next? June 2026 marks the thirtieth birthday of the journal Autism and this special collection celebrates that incredible milestone. Our current journal Editors have selected articles…

A new report on systemic change Rising autism diagnosis rates have been the subject of debate across policy and public affairs. The Government in England has commissioned an Independent Review to explore the factors behind rising diagnosis, across autism, ADHD,…

Do you have experience of claiming or caring for someone who receives Personal Independence Payments (PIP)? If so, there is an important opportunity for you to share your experiences with the Government. PIP is a benefit meant to cover the…

I am recruiting participants to take part in listening assessments at the University of Salford. We are looking for clinically diagnosed autistic people who consider themselves noise sensitive and neurotypical “normal hearing” people. The assessments are in person and will…

Experts comment on an interim report commissioned by Health Secretary Wes Streeting into the rise in ADHD and Autism, as reported by the Times. Dr Amanda Roestorf, Director of Research at Autistica, said: “The interim review of the prevalence of…

The Government has published its interim report of the independent review into the prevalence of autism, mental health and ADHD. We are concerned that not only are autistic people’s needs clearly not being met, but that this review is fuelling…