Aspect secures over $367,000 in grant funding from the NSW Government for infrastructure projects to improve school and individuals services buildings.
Last night, the Aspect Research Centre for Autism Practice
(ARCAP) won the Inclusive Research Category in the 2021 Autism CRC Achievement in Autism Spectrum Research Awards for its landmark study to identify research priorities of Australia’s Autistic and autism communities.
Are you a speech pathology or occupational therapy student or graduate looking for your next step? Join us for a special evening to find out more about a different brilliant®!
Protecting children is everyone's business. All Australians are invited to look at how they can prioritise the well being of children and engage in National Child Protection Week – as individuals, as families, as organisations, and as a community.
Sunday 22 August marks the start of Speech Pathology Week across Australia. The week is an opportunity to make all Australians aware of those in our community who have a communication disability.
Aspect has opened a new ‘satellite’ class at Briar Road Public School specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students on the autism spectrum.
This week Aspect released its Modern Slavery Statement. Aspect is already committed to acting ethically and operating responsibly and complies with labour rights standards, legislation and statutory requirements in Australia, however this statement commits us to actively identifying, reducing and reporting on the risk of modern slavery in our business operations and supply chains on an annual basis. By better understanding our own social impact, we take a positive and important step towards eliminating modern slavery in all its various forms.
The 2021 Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade was held on Saturday 6 March with Aspect's Neurodiversity Rainbow representing the Autistic LGBTQIA+ community and marching with pride.