Are you a man living with a disability, or supporting a loved one with one? You’re not alone – and there’s a space just for you. We’re proud to share an initiative by Pathways to Work “Working Bee”, a new social group designed specifically for men and their families impacted by disability. Whether you’re looking […]
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If you’re a school leaver or young adult with disability looking to build practical job skills, the Work Prep Connect and Career Explorer programs at Autism Advisory and Support Service (AASS) are an ideal starting point. With enrolments now open, these programs provide hands-on learning opportunities designed to help participants gain confidence and capability in
Autism Advisory and Support Service will be attending the first-ever South West Sydney Disability and Lifestyle Expo as a stallholder. The event will be held over two days – Friday 20 June 2025 (1:00pm–4:00pm) and Saturday 21 June 2025 (10:00am–3:00pm) – at the Whitlam Leisure Centre in Liverpool. It’s organised by the South West Sydney
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At first glance, Somewhere Nice might look like your local friendly op shop and café — a warm place to grab a coffee, find a pre-loved treasure, or enjoy a chat with our welcoming team. But behind the scenes, something powerful is happening. It was created to be more than just an op shop and
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Foundation of Hope We are hosting our annual Foundation of Hope Charity Ball on Saturday 24th May 2025.This is our major fundraising event for the year, and we are asking for your help in making it a huge success! The money raised will be used so Autism Advisory & Support Service can continue to provide
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Supporting Your Child’s Growth Through Positive Parenting Parenting is a journey filled with challenges and triumphs, and when raising a child with a disability, having access to the right tools and strategies can make all the difference. We are excited to share with you a series of informative webinars from Triple P, designed to provide
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For many individuals with disabilities, finding and maintaining meaningful employment is an important step toward independence and financial security. The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) offers various supports to help participants achieve their employment goals, but understanding what’s available and how to access it can be challenging. That’s why we’re excited to share with you
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We’re excited to introduce our latest fidget tools in the sensory resource shop! These may look like toys, but they’re designed to support busy fingers and sensory-seeking behaviours—helping with focus, self-regulation, and relaxation. ✨ Large Pop It Wheels – A colourful, flower-shaped fidget with popping bubbles! One side features English numbers, while the other has
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What is a Medicare Urgent Care Clinic? Medicare Urgent Care Clinics (UCCs) are helping to ease pressure on hospitals and giving Australian families more accessible options to see a healthcare professional when they need urgent, but not life-threatening, medical care. Medicare Urgent Care Clinics:✔ Accept walk-in patients – no appointment needed✔ Provide free (bulk billed)
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April is just around the corner, bringing with it many celebrations, including Easter, World Art Day, and International Dance Day. But one date holds a special place in our hearts… April 2nd – World Autism Acceptance/Awareness Day. This day is an opportunity to increase awareness and acceptance of autism, helping to build a society where
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Autism Advisory and Support Service
‘Our mission is to empower children and adults with autism and their families through knowledge and support’