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Hundreds of people came together at Riverside Park in Chester-le-Street to show their support for autism acceptance at our annual Walk for Acceptance.

An apple press built over a hundred years ago in Wiltshire is set to take pride of place in a County Durham cidery that will train and employ autistic people.

The key takeaways from the 2026 Acceptance Matters virtual conference.

Hundreds of people came together at Riverside Park in Chester-le-Street to show their support for autism acceptance at our annual Walk for Acceptance.

The North East Autism Society is among the charities and MPs supporting a County Durham mum’s “inspirational” campaign to highlight a “postcode lottery of care” for children with Tourette syndrome.

Our family favourite charity event is coming to Chester-le-Street’s Riverside Park for the first time ever.

A pair of children’s homes for autistic and neurodivergent young people have been rated ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted.

Work begins to plant 500 young fruit trees at New Warlands Farm thanks to a community partnership with North East Community Forest.

With families across England facing uncertainty around the future of SEND provision ahead of a major Government overhaul, the North East Autism Society looks at the issues facing the current system.

Education leaders have welcomed the North East Autism Society’s initiative to help schools increase support for autistic and neurodivergent students.

A family-owned cider maker with international acclaim is lending its expertise to support NEAS’ initiative to create jobs for autistic adults in cider making and orchard maintenance at New Warlands Farm.

The CEO of the North East Autism Society looks forward to ending his career with the completion of an ambitious farm project that will give autistic people hope.