Autism Advisory & Support Service

Empowering children and adults with Autism & their families through knowledge & support

Help AASS To Continue Filling The Gaps

With the introduction of NDIS, family support workers remain unfunded. This is integral in providing supports for children with Autism and their families.

You can help us fund the support these families need by donating on December 3^rd #GIVINGTUESDAY

Our goal is to raise $1,000! A generous $25 will provide 30min of support to people with autism and their families. Your dollar can go a long way!

Are you with us? Donate today!!!!!!

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The Autism Advisory and Support Service is a not for profit charity run for children and adults with Autism and their families.

The Autism Advisory and Support Service (AASS) provides a range of services to support, advocate, help, educate and guide families who have a family member with Autism as well as the greater community. Relying heavily on donations and grants, AASS have proudly accomplished the opening of an Autism Community House in Liverpool, the only 24 Hour Autism Hotline in the southern hemisphere, Individual and group therapy, School outreach, Professional Development, Support Groups, Social Groups, Parent Workshops and lots more. We understand firsthand, how difficult it can be navigating a diagnosis, services, education and social events for our beautiful children. To find out more about who we are, please click on About Us.

Our Mission

To empower children and adults with Autism and their families through knowledge and support.

To positively impact and influence children and young adults with Autism in their social and emotional development.

What is Autism?

The term Autism Spectrum Disorders refers to a group of developmental disorders that are apparent before the age of three years and in which there is a unique combination of abnormalities in reciprocal social interaction, patterns of communication and restricted and stereotyped interests and activities.

Donations

AASS receives no recurrent government funding, and relies heavily on donations, fundraising and grants to operate the service. AASS fills the gap in service provision that exists, and do so affordably. This is important, as studies have shown that raising a child with a disability costs at least three times more than raising a child without a disability.

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