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DCP & Kids Young Person’s Survey 2026

The Disabled Children’s Partnership and the charity Kids, campaign for better support for disabled children, young people and their families. This survey is for young disabled people aged 11-25 years, living in England. The government plan to reform the system

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January PDSG Presentation with Dr Linda Buchan – “Relationships and Neurodivergence”

Thank you to Dr Linda Buchan for the first Post-Diagnostic Support Group presentation of 2026, which was a discussion on “Neurodivergent Relationships”, preceded by a follow up on the House of Lords report and services offered by Axia.   The

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LeDeR report republished today after retraction just three months after its long-delayed appearance

Background For many years, evidence has shown that autistic people and people with a learning disability have reduced life expectancy. In September 2025, minister Stephen Kinnock said, “The latest report shows that on average, people with a learning disability die

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Charity sector calls out Government on ‘unacceptable’ autism policy

23 January 2026 Joint statement: Today the Government has responded to the House of Lords’ report, ‘Time to deliver: the Autism Act and the new autism strategy’. As the autism charity sector, we stand together to say the Government’s response

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The Autism Workbook For Women: Now Available on Amazon

The Autism Workbook For Women: A post-diagnostic guide to self-understanding, including practical strategies to support your journey by Jacqui Brett Jacqui Brett, one of our Neurodevelopmental Diagnosticians here at Axia, wished to share the news that this resource is now

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LinkedIn – Global Child and Maternal Health

In 2024, we Global Child and Maternal Health published the Black Child SEND Report and convened our first Black Child SEND Conference – bringing families, practitioners, and policymakers together to expose and evidence racial inequity within the SEND system. In

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Axia PDSG 28th January

Hi everyone,    The next Post Diagnostic Support group will be held on Wednesday the 28th January, In the Leverhulme room (1st floor) at Chester racecourse at our usual time of 12:00pm until 2:00pm.  Speaker: Dr Linda Buchan And the

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Feedback Request for NHS England, for the House of Lords Committee

Following on from the discussion at Wednesdays PDSG regarding the question of “why people seek a diagnosis”, we have included a form for people to complete regarding the NHS England information, for the House of Lords Committee. Our support team

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December PDSG Presentation with Dr Linda Buchan – “The last catch up before Christmas”

Thank you to Dr Linda Buchan for this months Post-Diagnostic Support Group presentation, which was a final catchup before Christmas. Linda was also joined by Elliot and Reece, the Anime Amigo Nerd Consultants for their tips on which computer games

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Axia’s Donations to the Foodbank in Liverpool

Calvin joined Nathan to donate huge amounts of supplies to the foodbank at the Anglican Cathedral in Liverpool yesterday, which the lovely Alison gratefully received from Axia and the Gamers Lodge. 😊 Lucy Ridley Neurodevelopmental Diagnostician, Safeguarding Lead and Therapy

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NAS Rsponse to Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Study

The NHS has published the Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Study, which shows that the prevalence of autistic adults in the UK remains at around one in 100 people. Our charity’s response is included below. NAS comment: Mel Merritt, Head of Policy

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Axia PDSG Dates for 2026

Axia’s Post-Diagnostic Support Group Dates for 2026 See below dates for our 2026 PDSG sessions. As usual all dates are a Wednesday 12pm-2pm at Chester Racecourse. The group will take place in a different room this year, Leverhulme 1st floor.

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Axia PDSG 17th December

Hi everyone,    The next Post Diagnostic Support Group will be held on Wednesday the 17th December in the Paddock Room, Chester Race Course, at our usual time of 12:00 pm until 2:00 pm.  Speaker: Dr Linda Buchan And the

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AutismAction – Making the House of Lords Report Count

The Autism Act 2009 is a law that says the Government must make an autism strategy, keep it up to date, and provide guidance for the NHS and local authorities about what they need to do. A House of Lords

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Autism Act 2009: new strategy must deliver change for autistic people – YouTube

In its new report ‘Time to deliver: The Autism Act 2009 and the new autism strategy’, the Lords Autism Act 2009 Committee calls on the government to launch a new autism strategy in July 2026 and identify priority outcomes, produce

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Linkedin: NAS Post on Autism Act 2009 Committee

The National Autistic Society Post A new report has been published by the Autism Act 2009 Committee, which makes clear that governments have failed to break down barriers for autistic people, who face a constant fight for support and unacceptable

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New autism strategy must deliver change for autistic people – UK Parliament Committees

This is the key conclusion reached by the House of Lords special inquiry committee on the Autism Act 2009 in its report ‘Time to deliver: The Autism Act 2009 and the new autism strategy’. Report: Time to deliver: The Autism

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November PDSG Presentation with Dr Linda Buchan – “Axia: A 12 Month Overview”

Thank you to Dr Linda Buchan for this months Post-Diagnostic Support Group presentation, which was a review of the last 12 months at Axia.   For those who were unable to attend, please find the recording below, along with the

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