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Good Luck Kris B

Kris Baillie is soon setting off on his Epic UK Bus Challenge - 20,000 miles by Stagecoach buses in four weeks. Kris, who has Asperger's Syndrome, plans to travel as far as Orkney in the North and Penzance in the South. He will be raising awareness of autism and raising funds for the Society along the way. Support him here.

 


The Society has been supporting families in Scotland affected by autism for over 40 years. We now directly support over 500 people as well as offering consultancy and training to hundreds more.

Autism and Asperger Syndrome are lifelong conditions which isolate a person from the world as we know it. They affect the ability to communicate, form relationships and understand everyday activities.

You can help improve the lives of people with autism. Make a donation now!



"Life with an autistic child is all about extremes."

schoolNew Struan School in Alloa is a state of the art school specifically designed for children with complex and intensive educational needs. More

 


jogsawA local authority's view

"We involve service users and their carers fully in arranging and reviewing their support and receive excellent feedback about their experience of the Society."

The aims of the Society are:

  • to provide high quality support and opportunities to people with autism
  • to raise public awareness of autism and how it affects people's lives
  • to influence policy and practice by working with a range of organisations

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