The series of seven webinars, with Dr Naomi Fisher and Eliza Fricker, is for parents and carers to understand more about navigating education and working well with school.​

Watch our film which introduces the Autism Central programme. We are here for parents and carers of autistic children, young people and adults to learn more about Autism, find the right support and feel confident in supporting your child.

Read the latest Autism Central newsletter to find the latest news on the programme, new resources and updates. Read previous editions and sign-up to receive future newsletters.

Thank you for sharing your feedback about the Autism Central website. We asked for feedback in March 2024, to find out more about how people are accessing the website, which things they find useful, and which things we can improve.

A new podcast from Autism Central, in this series, we bring together autistic people, parents, carers and professionals to talk about different aspects of autism. Our first series focuses on sensory processing and is hosted by Holly Sprake-Hill, a neurodivergent occupational therapist.

Celebrate World Autism Acceptance, whether you are celebrating the day, week or month, find out how to get involved with activities from our partners. 

Please help us to improve by giving us your feedback about the website. There is a prize draw which you can enter at the end of the survey.

This survey is now closed.

We've launched a new series of six webinars on looking after yourself as a parent or carer of an autistic person. Each episode features a conversation with Dr Naomi Fisher and Eliza Fricker on a different wellbeing topic.

Find information and links to resources about personal assistants including how to recruit and employ them. 

Find information and links to resources about Christmas and tips on what you can do to make Christmas an enjoyable experience for everyone.. 

Autism Central is a new peer education programme, commissioned by NHS England. It aims to build knowledge and understanding of autism and empower families and carers to advocate for autistic people they support. 

The National Autism Peer Education Programme will offer families and carers of autistic people high-quality and easily accessible autism education, training, and support, via regional hubs across England, alongside a dedicated website (Autism Central).