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Coping with social challenges

Workplace socialising doesn't suit everyone for a variety of reasons. Here Mahlia gives her personal view.
Michael's meaningful activities

Alexandra talks to us about supporting her son to choose and engage in meaningful activities
Disclosure - part 2

Mahlia shares her own experience and tips on disclosing her autism
Benefits of buddying

Mahlia is a fan of having a buddy in employment settings. In this blog she gives her 5 reasons for why a buddy is so useful for autistic employees.

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I am an autistic person

Look here for guidance on finding and keeping work, from job search through to retirement.
The case for employing autistic people
Benefits of buddying

Mahlia is a fan of having a buddy in employment settings. In this blog she gives her 5 reasons for why a buddy is so useful for autistic employees.
I am an employer or work provider

Look here for information on how to recruit, manage and support an autistic or neurodiverse person
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Our team

Biographies and affiliations of our charity board and Steering Group members.
Inclusivity and universal design
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Reasonable adjustments for employees

The need for reasonable adjustments for disabled people doesn’t stop at recruitment. The legal duty applies to every aspect of the employment relationship.