This talk will summarise the results from an autism care pathway analysis in Europe, which was part of a Value of Treatment (VoT) project. The care pathway of autistic children (with and without epilepsy) was analysed from the perspectives of carers, the autism community and professionals to identify service disparities. These are things that prevent autistic families from …
Autism-Europe co-organises, together with the European Platform for Rehabilitation, a public webinar on employment. Please find the agenda here and the registration link here.
"Join us for an online event focused on promoting autistic inclusion in schools. This event aims to raise awareness about the importance of creating inclusive environments for autistic students. We will discuss strategies, share personal experiences, and provide valuable insights to help Teachers, SENCos or School leaders provide a more inclusive education for your neurodiverse students."
The main objective of this AccessibleEU networking event is to raise awareness about the importance of accessibility in urban design across Europe. Target audience: Policymakers, organisations and professionals linked to urban design, urban mobility, urban planning and construction. Professional associations, societies, and organisations in charge of developing accessible infrastructures. Representatives of members of civil society. …
14th of November from 9.30 to 12.30 Register here On behalf of the European Expert Group on the transition from institution to community-based living (EEG), we are pleased to invite you to our annual study session: Preventing institutionalisation of children: strengthening families and building community-based alternative care that will take place on the 14th of November from …
The Council of Europe first condemned France for discrimination against autistic people 20 years ago. Since then, they have renewed this condemnation eight times. Today, there is a growing appreciation for autism conferences that highlight the latest knowledge and skills to support autistic individuals and their families. The 2024 congress will focus on recognizing the …
Date: February 21, 2025 Time: 15:00 – 17.00 Venue: European Economic and Social Committee, Brussels, Belgium The majority of autistic learners struggle due to a lack of understanding of their individual needs and insufficient support in education. The IDEAL Project has aimed to bridge the digital divide for autistic learners and enhance access to vocational …
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When: 23 April 2025, 15.00 - 17.00 Where: European Parliament room JAN6Q1, Brussels In September 2024, the European Commission President announced a commitment to work towards a ‘common approach’ to autism at the EU level as indicated in the portfolio of the European Commissioner for Health. It echoes Autism-Europe’s longstanding call for a coordinated and …
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