Our work
Find out more about our latest projects and how they are driving change in policy, practice and communities.
We bring together evidence, lived experience and professional expertise to create resources, programs and guidance that strengthen capability and support meaningful change.
Our approach is shaped by four strengths: evidence-informed practice, a unique cross-sector network, trusted relationships, and values that guide how we work.
Meaningful change happens when evidence is combined with lived experience and professional expertise. Rather than relying on any one source of knowledge, we bring these perspectives together to better understand challenges, identify opportunities and develop practical resources, programs and guidance.
Our network spans government, education, health, disability, employment and research sectors, professional bodies, and autistic people, families and carers across Australia and beyond. This breadth of expertise, experience and perspective enables us to identify shared challenges, connect people and organisations, and develop solutions that can be applied across sectors and settings.
Our recent work has been supported by a network of:
Our network has been built over 13 years as the independent national source of evidence for best practice in relation to autism across the lifespan and spectrum. These trusted relationships create opportunities for collaboration, shared learning and long-term partnerships across sectors and communities.
They help us understand emerging priorities and challenges, enable us to bring together diverse perspectives, and ensure our work reflects the realities of the people and communities it aims to support.
Inclusion: Valuing lived experience
Innovation: Solutions for long-term challenges
Evidence: Truth in practice
Independence: Integrity through autonomy
Collaboration: Capturing opportunities together