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Who we are

Autism Unlimited exists to support and empower autistic children, adults and their families. We partner with them to find solutions and provide educational and life skills training.

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Support for Adults

Our adult services help people to explore their potential, make choices and ultimately make a successful transition from childhood into adulthood.

Futures (18-25)

Futures is a programme that empowers 18 - 25-year-olds to realise their full potential and achieve more independence in their lives. The provision is centred around the Preparation for Adulthood framework and bespoke learning opportunities, to allow each individual to learn the skills they need to achieve their life aspirations.

Portfield School

At Portfield School, students learn to build the skills, understanding and information they need to enable them to develop independence and flourish, not just in childhood but into adulthood and for the rest of their lives.

Training

Our online courses range from 'Understanding Autism' to 'What is Neurodiversity?'. These tailor-made courses are co-designed by Neurodiverse people who provide you with first hand lived experience into their world. All our training is delivered in an interactive and engaging way.

I think I might be autistic

Read about autism and how it affects people and their lives.

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I'd like to look at some helpful resources

We have lots of useful resources including PDF files, videos, and more.

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Campaigns

Read people’s real life stories on topics like stimming, masking and sensory sensitivities.

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Our latest news stories

Featured news story:

What does the Government’s response to the Autism Act review really mean?

26 January 2026

Posted by Hannah Woollven

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International Day of Education: Inclusive Learning

23 January 2026

Posted by Taheera Khan

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Mattel launches Autistic Barbie

14 January 2026

Mattel’s recent launch of its first Autistic Barbie has prompted widespread discussion and our office is no different! As an organisation that advocates for, supports and encourages neurodivergent individuals, we have our own take on it.

Posted by Taheera Khan

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