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International
International · English · World Health Organization (WHO)
Articles, lived experiences and talks about sensory needs, stress, communication and school life.
Who it is for
Autistic people, parents, educators, relatives and friends.
Before using this resource
Published by an Australian organisation, with experiences that may be useful elsewhere. Individual experiences are not universal; assess each item separately.
Browse services for young children, children and teenagers, adults and caregivers, including education, day care and family support.
Who it is for
Disabled people, families and caregivers seeking services in Singapore.
Before using this resource
This is a cross-disability directory; not every service is suitable for autistic people. Some services have eligibility or assessment requirements. Check with the provider.
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Taiwan
Taiwan · Traditional Chinese · Autism Society of Taiwan
Books and toolkits from a self-advocacy perspective, including transition to adulthood, communication support and Easy Read materials.
Who it is for
Autistic young people and adults, parents and supporters.
Before using this resource
Legal, healthcare funding and public-service materials mainly use a US context; check local rules elsewhere. We checked the directory, not every publication.
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