01 January

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Congratulations to Simon Kinrade, the lucky winner of the NAS Christmas raffle 2011. Simon claims the top prize of £2,500.

The ASD Aware Certification Scheme is currently running in for businesses and services in Wales to award an 'Autism Aware' certification to reward those who undertake some learning about autism.

The National Autistic Society has responded to coverage in the media today of new research into autism brainwaves.

We welcome a new report published today by a group of disabled people about the Government's proposed changes to Disability Living Allowance (DLA).

We, along with several other charities, are calling on the Government to pause the Welfare Reform bill and carefully consider its reform of Disability Living Allowance (DLA).

A new Autism Alert Card launched in Lothian and Borders on Monday 23 January, to help address the unique challenges faced by people with autism who are victims of crime and accidents.

We're inviting cyclists to saddle up for a once-in-a-lifetime 320-mile bespoke cycle ride from Paris’ Eiffel Tower to the iconic London Eye to celebrate our 50th anniversary.

Having campaigned for years for recognition and better understanding of adults living with autism, The National Autistic Society today welcomes the publication of the first major study into the prevalence of autism in adulthood.

The Government is proposing major changes to the special educational needs (SEN) system in England. Our survey is now closed - thank you to the 1,175 respondents.

Helen Green Allison, who was a founding parent of The National Autistic Society, died aged 88 on 26 December 2011, just months before the charity celebrates its 50th anniversary.