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North East Autism Society is creating 250 additional jobs across the North-east, as demand for our services increases. Read more
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Life Science Centre, in Newcastle, has become the first visitor attraction to receive our Gold Standard Autism Acceptance award. Read more
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"We don't expect always to be understood, but we desire to be validated," says Ashley Jones. Read more
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After the announcement we are creating 250 jobs due to a major expansion, Paul Halford tells how he swapped being a butcher for the rewards of caring for autistic children… Read more
‘Our mission is to work together inspiring, supporting, celebrating and equipping autistic and neurodiverse children, young people and adults.’
How we can support you
We have a wide range of services across the North-east supporting autistic and neurodiverse children, young people, adults and their families.
How you register your interest
We are passionate about working in partnership with individuals, parents or carers and statutory services to deliver a holistic service.
How we change lives
Our approach aims to support individuals as independent and valued citizens, enjoying equal rights and opportunities enriching the world around them
Events
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Join us for our Tyne Confluence Sportive- Cycling Challenge Read more
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Gaming for Gold is a great way to have fun doing what you enjoy, while raising funds to support our vital regional services.
Pick an online game, play on your own console, or even choose a challenge and 'Game for Gold' with North East Autism Society. Read more
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Our 40-day challenge is an opportunity to help keep you active and healthy at home, all while supporting a cause close to your heart.
Stay Active & Step Up
Choose from one of four step challenges to take on over the next 40 days. Read more
News
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North East Autism Society is creating 250 additional jobs across the North-east, as demand for our services increases. Read more
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North East Autism Society's annual Walk for Autism looked a little different this year, but the virtual event was still a huge success. Read more
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Niamh Latham, 17, provides invaluable support for her autistic younger brother Frank. Read more