Accessing and using NASC services
This resource outlines what a Needs Assessment Service Coordinator (NASC) is, and how to access their services.
Autism and dentists
This resource is aimed at dentists, outlining some of the reasons visiting the dentist can be difficult for autistic people, and some things that dentists can do to help.
Extreme distress
This resource outlines some of the reasons behind autistic children showing extreme distress (sometimes called challenging behaviour), and strategies for helping children through it.
Parliamentary Breakfast speech transcripts
Below are transcripts of Beth Noble and Joanne Dacombe's talks, given at the 2025 Autism Acceptance Month Parliamentary Breakfast.
World Autism Day Parliamentary Breakfast 2025
Terminal illness
This resource outlines some ways to help an autistic child handle a family member's terminal illness, and some of the ways in which a child's reactions may be different than expected.
Augmentative and alternative communication
AAC is used by many autistic people; this resource provides some basic information about what AAC is, how it's used, and how to communicate with an AAC user.
Oppositional defiant disorder
This resource provides a basic outline of ODD and how it can interact with autism.
Setting up an autistic-friendly classroom
This resource is designed as a starting point for teachers wanting to make their classroom spaces easier to handle for autistic children.
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What is autism (for teenagers)
This resource outlines some signs to look out for, both for teenagers who think they may be autistic, and for parents and professionals who think a teenager they live or work with may be autistic.