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April was an incredibly positive and encouraging month for Autism Guernsey as islanders, businesses, schools and supporters came together to mark Autism Awareness Month and help promote greater understanding and inclusion across the community. Throughout the month, our team enjoyed meeting members of the public at a number of pop-up events across the island, including outside Savills and at the Co-op. These events gave us a valuable opportunity to speak with families, answer

Autism Guernsey, CEO Julia Watts & Amy Ford, States of Guernsey, clinical lead for autism Autism Guernsey is pleased to announce a new three-year agreement with The Committee for Health & Social Care (HSC) commissioning us to deliver a range of support programmes for parents and carers of autistic young people in Guernsey. These programmes provide practical advice, guidance, and strategies to help families better understand and support autistic children and young people. The

Autism Guernsey is proud to announce the launch of its Neurodiversity Network Resource Hub, a free online resource designed to support organisations in creating and growing neurodiversity networks. The hub provides evidence-based guidance, templates, and practical tools to help organisations foster inclusive environments that value and support neurodivergent talent and in particular autistic individuals. With an estimated one in seven people being neurodivergent, understa

We're excited to announce that the Autism Guernsey team is launching a podcast: Let's Talk About Autism . You can listen to the trailer here: The idea behind our new podcast is to provide even more education about autism (in addition to our articles , videos , training , and resources ). We want to bridge the gap between clinical expertise and lived experience. Episodes will explore autism through conversations that blend research with reality, alongside practical advice for