Pupils from Thornhill Park School will be working at the café when it reopens to the public from June 23. Read more
Emilie Jennings, 12, and Lauren Ford, 13, chose to support NEAS as part of their participation in the Young Leaders Award scheme run by the Archbishop of York’s Youth Trust. Read more
Now in its fourth year, our annual charity cycle ride is going international this year as a team of cyclists prepare to head to the Netherlands and Germany. Read more
Thanks to a grant from the Hospital of God, and generous donations from parents, NEAS was able to raise £5,000 for the specialist equipment. Read more
Almost 200 delegates from around the world tuned in to our second-ever Acceptance Matters virtual conference on April 28th. Read more
Around 400 walkers gathered together at Herrington Country Park to take part in the Society's annual Walk for Acceptance. Read more
TV legend Pam Royle, former journalist Peter Barron and business leader Bob Cuffe have joined world-famous artist Mackenzie Thorpe as NEAS patrons. Read more
Pam, the face of North-East television for nearly 40 years, has just been unveiled as one of our patrons. Read more
In line with Autism Acceptance Month, we have forged an "exciting" partnership with Darlington Building Society. Read more
Big-hearted golfers chipped in to raise valuable funds for our services on Thursday 7th April, as we staged our inaugural golf day at Rockliffe Hall. Read more
Children and young people from our schools and college came together for a special sensory walk to celebrate the end of term. Read more
We have launched an appeal for unwanted laptops, tablets and computers in a bid to help Ukrainian children maintain their education despite the ongoing crisis. Read more