Campaigns aiming to tackling the employment neurodiversity gap
Campaigns have been launched to increase the numbers of neurodiverse people in employment. Only three autistic adults in ten in
Earlier female autism diagnosis vital for mental health, experts say
While neurodiversity celebration week offers the opportunity to highlight the achievements and experiences of autistic women, autism experts have sought
Sutton Council celebrates World Autism Awareness Week
To celebrate World Autism Acceptance Week, an education support service run by Sutton Council have arranged six events concluding with
The art of masking: autistic women and their experiences of diagnosis
“A lot of women are told they don’t look autistic, or don’t seem autistic. “I don’t know what we’re supposed
Coronavirus causes ‘endless’ anxiety for people with autism, study finds
Four in five autistic people struggle to get a good night’s sleep, a new study has found. Research from the
‘Best year yet’ as more than 1,500 stores turn down lights and music for Autism Hour
More than 1,500 London-based shops and businesses took part in Autism Hour’s ‘best year yet’ according to the National Autistic
‘Autism will become diabetes or cancer’: A Lambeth mum’s mission to break the taboo around autism
“Give me five minutes and I’ll ask someone what they know about autism,” said a mum on a mission. Mariama
Child’s play! Ball pit for fun-loving adults to unleash creativity opens in Hammersmith – in pictures
An enormous adult-sized ball pool doesn’t just appear overnight. In fact the infamous ball pit at the offices of a
Pressure on school places in South West London eased as free school applications approved
Summary: The schools will open from September 2014. Image: By SWLondoner staff Pressure on school places across South West London