After three years of unemployment, Vicky Pervin began searching for help online and came across DiversityNE, delivered in partnership by NEAS and Azure Charitable Enterprises. Read more
Luke Evans, 26, made his mum's day by being there for her wedding, thanks to the support of his care team from the North East Autism Society. Read more
Mum Alice O'Neill says that autism hubs run by the Family Development service at NEAS have given her invaluable support with her three-year-old son Sam. Read more
Helen and Dorian Latham on celebrating the "little triumphs" with their son Frank and residential care staff from the North East Autism Society. Read more
We passionately believe that autistic children and adults have significant skills and strengths, which can be developed throughout their lifetime.
Our approach aims to support individuals to participate in society as independent and valued citizens, enjoying equal rights and opportunities but also enriching the world around them.
DiversityNE helped Harris Roxborough find a job she loves at Tyne Tunnels, where she says autism is seen as an asset rather than a nuisance. Read more
Michael Milson didn't dare apply for IT jobs after a brain tumour and seven years out of work .. until DiversityNE gave him his confidence back. Read more
Callum Jewell had been unemployed for five years before DiversityNE supported him to get a job with the NHS, an organisation he has admired all his life. Read more
Mum Angela Maughan pays tribute to residential care staff at the North East Autism Society for the life-changing support they have given her and her son Kelvin. Read more
Nathan Walmsley had completed a successful work trial and landed a full-time job within two months of enrolling on DiversityNE. Read more
Lindsay Williamson secured her dream role as a teaching assistant after enrolling on the DiversityNE programme. Read more
Having completed the 16-week YESNE programme, Erin says she is filled with newfound confidence and has gained invaluable practical experience. Read more
Teesside university student Imogen Cox is being supported by Employment Futures' Student Mentoring team. Read more