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Last updated: 17/05/2012 10:53:54

Archived news from April

Show your support for World Autism Awareness Day

World Autism Awareness Day is on Monday 2 April - and there are loads of ways you can show your support.

My experience of the Professional Conference 2012

Robyn Steward, who is on the autism spectrum, tells us what it was like to co-chair our recent Professional Conference.

Seminar in Belfast to focus on girls with autism

The National Autistic Society Northern Ireland will be hosting a seminar with Dr Jacqui Ashton Smith, 'The identification and education of girls on the autism spectrum' on Friday 20 April in Belfast.

Our new pen pals, Sheaffer UK

We are proud to announce a new corporate partnership for 2012 with globally-renowned fine writing brand Sheaffer.

New guide about disabled people's voting rights

If you have autism and want to vote in the local and national elections on 5 May, the Electoral Commission has produced a guide letting you know what your rights are when voting.

New school council guide available

Calling all teachers! The NAS Young Campaigners' Group has produced a set of recommendations written for students to improve the effectiveness of school councils.

Youth Contract should make provisions for young people with autism

Helping young people with autism off benefits and into the workplace will save money in the long term and in these challenging economic times, we can’t afford to let the skills and talents of people with autism go to waste.

Temporary suspension of some online services 16-20 April 2012

We are upgrading our website software which means there will be a temporary suspension of some of our services between 16-20 April.

Act Together to implement the Autism Act 2009

On 2 April, The National Autistic Society (NAS) launched an online campaigns guide to help implement the Autism Act 2009 in England.

Scottish Government seeks volunteers for User and Carer group

The Scottish Government is seeking volunteers to form a User and Carer Sub-group to represent people on the autism spectrum in the delivery of the Scottish Strategy for Autism.

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