Aspect - Autism Spectrum Australia

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We are Australia’s largest service provider supporting people on the autism spectrum of all age. We offer tailored and research-based services: - Autism and ADHD diagnoses - Schooling K-12 - Therapy - Adults Community Support - Autism Friendly services.

BreastScreen Liverpool is offering Quiet Clinics for clients on the autism spectrum, providing a calm, supportive, sensory-friendly environment • 13 May 2026, 10:00am-12:00pm • 10 June 2026, 10:00am-12:00pm • 29 July 2026, 10:00am-12:00pm 👉 Unit 5, 157-161 George Street, Liverpool, NSW

A promotional poster for BreastScreen NSW featuring a clean, professional layout with soft purple and pink accents. At the top are two logos: the NSW Government logo with a red waratah flower on the left, and the “BreastScreen NSW” logo in purple and pink script on the right.

Centered beneath the logos is a large headline in bold purple and pink text that reads: “Have a free breast screen at our new Quiet Clinic in Liverpool,” with “Quiet Clinic” highlighted in pink.

Below the headline is a photograph of a clinic setting. A middle-aged female staff member wearing glasses and a pink shirt sits behind a reception desk, speaking attentively to a client. The client, seen from behind, has short hair with pink highlights and is wearing a sleeveless beige top. On the desk are a container labeled “PENS” filled with pens and a bottle of hand sanitizer. The wall behind them displays the “BreastScreen NSW” logo.

At the bottom left, a purple text box explains: “What is a Quiet Clinic? Quiet Clinics prioritise a calm, quiet and supportive space for clients. Staff are trained in autism and hidden disabilities and are available to provide extra support if needed.”

On the bottom right is the logo for Aspect (Autism Spectrum Australia), featuring an abstract orange figure and text. The overall tone emphasizes accessibility, calmness, and supportive healthcare services.

We teamed up w/ Google Australia & hosted a pretty epic night of panels, demos & big conversations about inclusion through technology. We also shared our vision for more opportunities for Autistic students, incl. a new Senior College coming soon to South East Sydney www.aspect.org.au/blog/a-night...

A Night at Google: Celebrating innovation, inclusion and Autistic…

On Thursday, 22 May, Aspect was pleased to welcome more than 150 guests to A Night at Google — an evening dedicated to exploring how emerging technologies…

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Our new research study is investigating how to improve eye care for #Autistic people. We invite Autistic adults & parents/carers of Autistic children (Aust. and NZ) and eye care professionals (worldwide) to share their experiences www.aspect.org.au/our-research... #research @arcap-aus.bsky.social

Eye care for Autistic people

How can eye care professionals provide more accessible, inclusive and affirming services for Autistic people?

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