Modern Slavery Statement from Aspect

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.

Educational podcast aims to inform and engage listeners about autism

Aspect's a different brilliant® podcast is a new resource to assist in understanding and learning about autism.

Marching with Pride - Mardi Gras 2021

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.

New Autism-Specific Campus Opens its Doors to 36 Students

Aspect's Loftus Campus Officially Opens

Aspect welcomes new Autistic Board Member

Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect) has welcomed, Tori Haar, to the Aspect Board of Directors, acknowledging the importance of Autistic representation on the Board.

Aspect has announced a new Chair of the Aspect Board.

Annette Gallard will step into the role of Aspect Chair from today, replacing Julie Hamblin, who has been on the Aspect Board Chair since 2017.

Autism “Champions” to make banking easier

Dedicated autism champions and regular bank branch “quiet hours” are two of the key recommendations in a major study into the banking needs of Australians on the autism spectrum.

Top concerns and coping strategies during the COVID-19 pandemic

COVID-19 is worrying for everyone, but frequent changes and uncertainty caused by the pandemic can be particularly difficult for many people on the autism spectrum and their families.

Aspect launches an alert card for people on the autism spectrum

A new card to help Autistic people disclose their autism to others when they find themselves in a difficult or emergency situation has been launched today by Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect).

Tips to help with wearing face masks

Working in collaboration with people on the autism spectrum, Aspect have produced some helpful tips around wearing masks

New autism practice research enewsletter

The Aspect Research Centre for Autism Practice has just published the first ARCAP enewsletter

Statement regarding Aspect’s submission to the Senate Select Committee on Autism copy

The Senate Select Committee secretariat has acknowledged that Aspect's submission was received by them on the 16 July 2020, explained that submissions are currently being reviewed prior to being uploaded to the website, and emailed the chair of the committee, Senator Hollie Hughes, to clarify the position.