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A pioneering charity believes it has the keys to improving life for thousands of people across the UK – and in turn boosting the economy and health of our nation.

We are proud to announce that our CEO, John Phillipson, was recognised as being North East Charity Leader of the Year and our organisation received a Highly Commended in the Uniquely North East category.

A SECRET garden hidden away in the grounds of our Sunderland school is now officially open.

In an exclusive interview, world renowned Professor Amanda Kirby, speaks to the North East Autism Society about a condition often coexisting with autism: dyspraxia, otherwise known as DCD.

A FUN-PACKED mascot race in aid of a NEAS ended up in a dramatic photo-finish in front of cheering punters.

AS World Autism Awareness Day begins today, children’s author Peter Barron explains how he came to employ the remarkable talents of an autistic teenager to illustrate his latest book.

We spoke to Brooke Nacca’s parents about the ‘miraculous’ improvement in their daughter thanks to the efforts of our specialist school.

JOBSEEKERS with hidden disabilities from across the country are poised for a more enjoyable journey into employment, thanks to the efforts of people from Sunderland.

Specialist care services in the region are facing unprecedented financial pressures, according to our chief executive, John Phillipson.

As more companies in the North-East are encouraged to employ people with autism, Peter Barron visits Beamish Museum to hear the inspirational story of one autistic employee.

It is with great sadness that we report the death of our former president, Sheela Ramm.

It is with great sadness that we report the recent passing of Kathleen Marshall, the former Chair of our Board of Trustees.