Leading autism organisation Amaze was recognised for its vital education work at the 2022 Victorian Disability Awards. Amaze was awarded for its Change Your Reactions
For close to a year, 11-year-old Amber was unable to go to school; she could not even walk through the school gates. Everything Amber’s mum,
“Communication is a basic human right. Sometimes people think that just because a child with autism has trouble communicating or isn’t verbal, they can’t communicate
Melbourne mother Leah Dean knows as well as anyone that getting the COVID-19 vaccine is not simple for young autistic children like her son Alexander,
Melissa Webster has over 20 years’ experience in the community sector working alongside children, young people, and adults with a disability and in particular individuals
A free national autism helpline, Autism Connect (1300 308 699), is now available across every state and territory in Australia. Developed by Amaze, an autism
The Lab, a tech club built for young people with autism to socialise, have fun and develop new skills reaches a new milestone in Victoria,
MyCareSpace, an online platform connecting people living with a disability to services has been awarded an NDIS Information, Linkages, and Capacity Building grant worth $1
The long-awaited release of Australia’s first dedicated Autism Education Strategy received praise from an autism advocacy group, saying that the program will greatly improve existing
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