NHS UK provides an general guide for autism signs, diagnosis and treatment.

National Autistic Society provides clear and in-depth information about what autism is.

Autistica provides statistics and personal experience to help understand autism.

“This free on-line Understanding Autism Level 2 qualification will give an understanding of autism and the principles of supporting autistic individuals.”

Mind’s page on Autism “explains what autism is, how it relates to mental health, and where you can go for further information and support”

NHS England useful resources and training list.

Autistica share their current research projects.

NHS list of videos and resources about autism.

Ambitious about Autism provides a range of practical resources, including templates and posters, that parents and autistic young people can download and use to support their health and wellbeing.

The Spectrum‘s intro selection to “fundamental questions about autism, from theories about its origins and biological underpinnings to how it is diagnosed, treated and experienced in daily life.”

National Autistic Society talks delves into why more women and girls are discovering that they are autistic. Many had been missed or misdiagnosed due to outdated stereotypes about autism. But that is slowly changing.

A new government-backed review which has set out a vision for workplace culture changes to support autistic people to start and stay in work.