The following list is a collection of free activities you can do in your own home using the internet, which can help to keep your mind and body active, and keep yourself and your family entertained.
Tanika Davis, a proud Worimi woman and member of Aspect’s Reconciliation Action Plan Working Group, shares her story about her son’s diagnosis and finding her voice to educate others.
Season 2 of Love on the Spectrum continues to tell the stories of people on the autism spectrum as they navigate the world of dating and relationships.
Making a tax deductible donation to charity? Learn about tax deductible donations, ‘Deductible Gift Recipient status’ and how to boost your tax return here.
For many Autistic people, the world can be an overwhelming place, but with the right supports in place, the impact of sensory processing difficulties on mental health and wellbeing can be significantly reduced.
When children on the autism spectrum receive an autism specific education, their wellbeing and mental health improves dramatically. The tailored education children receive at our Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect) schools is nothing short of life-changing.
I want to thank you for playing your part in our goal to create a world where no one on the autism spectrum is left behind. Thank you for donating, attending workshops, being part of our community, following us on social media, and reading our stories
The festive season is upon us. However you are celebrating or marking the occasion, we’ve created some inclusive, autism-friendly tips for an enjoyable holiday season.
Giving a Christmas Card to a teacher is one of the best ways to say thank you and wish them happy holidays. Here’s how to design and make your Christmas card!
This Occupational Therapy Week (#OTWeek), we're introducing you to two Aspect OTs. Meet Rashid El Dhaibi, from our South Western Sydney Therapy team. Rashid is an experienced OT, he shares about his journey and his work at Aspect.
