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- BILD’s Positive Behaviour Support conference
- Knowledge Share series kicks off in Edinburgh
- New service launched in Moray
- Scottish Autism and Central Scotland Police launch Autism Alert Card
- Scottish Autism celebrates World Autism Awareness Day
- Nominations sought for User and Carer Sub-group
- Law firm, Burness, chooses Scottish Autism
- Awards Presented
- Health Minister visits Clannalba
- Social Independence Group
- Launch of The Scottish Strategy for Autism
- Edinburgh Marathon 2012
- Scottish Autism in the 2011 Holyrood Annual Review
- Scottish Autism New Outreach Base Kirkcaldy
- Scottish Autism New Day Service Provision Cowdenbeath
- Write Not Wrong
- Scottish Autism Press 2011
- We've changed our name, not our principles
- Glowing HMIE report for New Struan School
Latest Autism News
BILD’s Positive Behaviour Support conference
10th May 2012David Harkins and Karen Sweeney of Scottish Autism will today (10 May) address delegates at BILD’s annual conference in Cardiff.
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Knowledge Share series kicks off in Edinburgh
1st May 2012Scottish Autism recevies warm welcome at Edinburgh Knowledge Share seminar
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New service launched in Moray
9th April 2012Scottish Autism to deliver enhanced services for young people living with autism and other complex needs in Moray.
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Scottish Autism and Central Scotland Police launch Autism Alert Card
4th April 2012Scottish Autism and Central Scotland Police have teamed up to launch a new autism awareness initiative in Central Scotland.
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