Professionals and organisations

There are some simple ways you can help people on the autism spectrum to feel more comfortable, supported, respected and included – here are a few we’ve developed with the input of the Autistic community

Creating an autism-friendly environment for your customers doesn’t have to be difficult or costly. With a few simple adjustments and genuine understanding of customer needs, you can make your space more accessible and inclusive.

A guide to reasonable adjustments that support Autistic employees to thrive at work.

This guide aims to assist people and communities in creating spaces where Autistic individuals feel safe and supported, whether they disclose being Autistic or not.

A guide on Aspect’s inclusion statement and how you can use it.

A design guide to help organisations create accessible resources for Autistic and neurodivergent people

This guide, co-developed by Aspect and HireVue, offers practical strategies to make recruitment processes more inclusive for Autistic and neurodivergent candidates.

Learn more about International Day of People with Disability (IDPWD), how you can celebrate in your organisation and showcase inclusion year-round.

This information sheet provides some advice on setting up an interview with an Autistic person along with language guidelines and some hints and tips for a successful interview

This information sheet provides tips for respectfully reporting about autism and Autistic people

This factsheet provides some advice on setting up an interview with an Autistic person along with language guidelines and some hints and tips for a successful interview

A helpful resource for radio, television, video calls and more. . This guide helps you feel more comfortable and in control before, during and after your interview,

‘School can’t’ is a term coined to understand the challenges children face when they find it difficult or not possible to attend school

Bullying can happen anywhere and in different forms, including physical, verbal, social and online through cyberbullying

In this information sheet, we explore some of the reasons behind this diagnosis ‘gender gap’, how autism can present in girls and women, and how to provide the right kind of support

Creating an inclusive school environment benefits all students, especially Autistic learners