Fulfilling and rewarding lives: the strategy for adults with autism in England
Department of Health
Country Resources
Autism Spectrum Disorder
England and Wales
3 March 2010
Policy document
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Published on 3 March 2010, the strategy sets a clear framework for all mainstream services across the public sector to work together for adults with autism.Actions in the autism strategy include a new National Autism Programme Board to lead change in public services set out in the strategy; a programme to develop training with health and social care professional bodies (backed by a £500,000 investment); autism awareness training for all Job Centre Disability Employment Advisers; guidance on making public services accessible for adults with autism, like improving buildings, public transport and communication; and a clear, consistent pathway for diagnosis.
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