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New Research Collaboration between University of Edinburgh and Scottish Autism

25/08/2020
We are delighted to announce that Medical Research Scotland have awarded a collaborative PhD Studentship to the Salvesen Mindroom Research Centre at...
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Calls for retailers to show consideration for face mask exemption

27/07/2020
Scottish Autism has called on retailers, their staff and the general public to show more understanding and consideration towards autistic people and...
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Famous Scottish Actor, Martin Compston, launches charity’s Father’s Day ‘Keepy Uppy Challenge’

23/06/2020
Scottish Autism has enlisted the help of TV’s Line of Duty and BBC Scotland’s The Nest star Martin Compston to launch a new online fundraising...
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Charities welcome today’s independent review into Additional Support for Learning from Scottish Government but make urgent call for autism awareness training for all teachers

22/06/2020
Three Scottish charities have welcomed today’s report from independent chair Angela Morgan into Additional Support for Learning (ASL). Commissioned...
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Re-opening of our School

10/06/2020
29th June: Re-opening of the School Building You will be aware of the Deputy First Minister’s announcement last week of the aim to re-open all...
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Scottish Autism receives funding from The National Lottery Community Fund

29/05/2020
Scottish Autism is delighted to receive additional funding from The National Lottery Community Fund, enabling us to continue to support the autistic...
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The Scottish Government briefing update 21st May

21/05/2020
Today the First Minster announced Scotland’s route-map out of the current lockdown restrictions. This route-map will come into effect, should the...
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A message from our Chief Executive

21/05/2020
In the last year, our Advice Line has responded to 4000 calls from autistic people, their families and carers, and professionals who support them...