
We work with our members to:
- Advocate for the rights of autistic people before the European institutions;
- Monitor European laws and policies;
- Promote appropriate care, education, training and employment, living support, adapted medical and social services, professional diagnosis, early intervention, protection from discrimination and better social inclusion to foster the well-being of people on the autism spectrum;
- Promote the exchange of information, good practices and experience in the field of autism;
- Promote awareness of autism.
We hold a triannual international congress to share the latest research and best practices regarding areas such as therapies, support, social inclusion and services provision.
We publish our LINK magazine, newsletters, research reports, position papers and toolkits to advocate for the rights of autistic people.
Each year, we collaborate with our members in conducting campaigns to raise awareness about autism on World Autism Awareness Day (April 2).