Talents from singing to stand-up comedy were on show as young people from across our schools gathered for the first NEAS' Got Talent final. Read more
Lord-Lieutenant Sue Snowdon officially opened the school for autistic children in Stockton-on-Tees on 4th July. Read more
AyclifFEST was held for the first time at Aycliffe School and featured autistic and neurodivergent performers displaying a range of talents. Read more
As the sun finally comes out for May, we welcome the first new arrivals to our flock at New Warlands Farm. Read more
After almost four decades with the Society, as a volunteer, member of the maintenance team, and union representative, we wish Paul Hindmarsh a very happy retirement. Read more
It’s Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes Awareness Month, but there is still very little known about the rare genetic disorder. We talk to one of our teaching assistants who has EDS and describes it as the “loneliest” of conditions. Read more
A 16-year-old pupil at Thornhill Park School has had her poem published in a national collection of works by young people. Read more
The charity is partnering with the creative industries to launch an innovative new project north of Tyne, with another scheme starting in South Tyneside. Read more
Autistic children and adults get the chance to board one of the Metro's brand new trains before they go into service later this year. Read more
Two runners taking on the 2024 London Marathon smashed their fundraising goals, raising over £3,000 for NEAS. Read more
NEAS is hugely grateful for the support from former Mayor of Stockton-on-Tees Jim Beall, who marked his final engagement in the office with a stunning donation to his chosen charities. Read more
One of the North East’s most popular attractions has been recognised for its positive steps towards enhancing the experience for autistic visitors, staff and volunteers. Read more