For Autistic individuals, accessing the community, attending special events and even performing necessary daily tasks can be extremely challenging. But we can help make the world better suited for those on the autism spectrum. First, with a greater awareness of neurodiversity. And second by making a few simple changes or providing additional resources.
These small changes can help create a far more inclusive environment for those who need it.
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Autism Friendly and the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower
Living with a hidden disability, like autism, can make accessing the community more challenging for people. And hidden disabilities can be difficult for others to recognise, which is often the biggest barrier for people accessing additional support and understanding.