Aspect's submission to the NSW Parliament inquiry into loneliness and social isolation emphasises that Autistic people are at high risk for loneliness and social isolation.
Aspect is making strides in sustainability, expanding solar power across multiple campuses to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions. New photovoltaic systems at six campuses are projected to cut electricity costs while reducing CO2 emissions.
Aspect partnered with Sydney Airport and Qantas to host a Familiarisation Tour, helping ten students from Aspect South East Sydney School practice the airport journey step by step. Students gained confidence navigating processes like check-in, security, and boarding.
This OT Week, we’re celebrating the remarkable contributions of Aspect’s occupational therapists (OTs), whose work is all about creating opportunities for people to live more meaningful lives.
Autistic researcher, Dr Chris Edwards and Dr Ru Ying Cai have been recognised with the prestigious The Mental Health Service (TheMHS) Awards for their innovative Aspect Self-Compassion Program for Autistic Adults (ASPAA).
The Assembly, a ground-breaking ABC TV series featuring 15 Autistic student journalists interviewing prominent Australian figures, is a powerful example of how an autism-friendly environment enables individuals on the autism spectrum to thrive.
Aspect joins in celebrating Wear It Purple day, to foster a welcoming and informed environment for everyone, especially those on the autism spectrum. To participate, people are encouraged to wear purple, engage in creative activities, and support LGBTQIA+ charities.
One of Australia’s most renowned interviewers, Leigh Sales, mentors Autistic journalism students as they learn their craft and interview well-known Australian personalities. All episodes of The Assembly are available to stream on ABC iView.
The Aspect Research Centre for Autism Practice (ARCAP) has announced recent findings that indicate Autistic adults experience loneliness at higher rates than their non-Autistic peers.
A new research study by the Aspect Research Centre for Autism Practice (ARCAP) shows lower participation in organised physical activity and sports by Autistic children and adults, despite a willingness to take part.