Small changes, big difference
This World Autism Acceptance Month, autistic young people have been sharing their advice on how small changes can make a big difference in helping them feel more accepted in their daily lives.
This is really important. Autistic young people are more marginalised and isolated than their peers. They are more likely to be excluded from school, struggle to feel understood and supported and have lower employment prospects than other disabled people.
Watch our video of young people explaining what it's like being autistic and how you can support them.
At school
Hear insights from young people and learn more about increasing autism acceptance in schools.
At work
Find out how your workplace can become a more inclusive place for autistic young people.
In everyday life
Hear young people explain how small changes can help them feel accepted in their everyday lives.
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Donate by choosing from our selection of virtual gifts to send to family, friends, or colleagues.
Challenge events
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With your support we can help autistic young people to be themselves and realise their ambitions.
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- Download and share our autism myths and facts to correct misconceptions.
- Check out our World Autism Acceptance Week 2024 campaign with Vanish that focuses on girls and clothing.