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• We have integrity and honesty
• We work together
• We are innovative and problem solve
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• We have ambition
• We harness heart

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Support Autism SA for just $2.A big thank you to everyone who has already purchased a ticket in support of Autism SA.Eve...
28/08/2026

Support Autism SA for just $2.
A big thank you to everyone who has already purchased a ticket in support of Autism SA.
Every dollar from the ticket sold through the People Choice Community Lottery helps us continue delivering free services and opportunities for the Autistic and autism community across South Australia.

Why buy a ticket?
✅ Support Autism SA Autistic and autism community
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✅ Go in the draw to win fantastic prizes, including a Toyota Kluger Hybrid GX AWD and more
For just $2, you can support a local cause and be in the running for some incredible prizes.

Get your ticket today: https://www.communitylottery.com.au/products/autism-sa

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Wear a POP of Purple This City-Bay Run, walk or wheel—and add a splash of purple to show your support for South Australi...
28/08/2026

Wear a POP of Purple This City-Bay
Run, walk or wheel—and add a splash of purple to show your support for South Australia’s Autistic and autism community.

Rock a purple shirt, hat, tutu, wristband, shoelaces—or go purple from head to toe! Every pop of purple helps raise awareness and makes our community support visible.

Scan the QR code or use the link to join the fun, start fundraising or make a donation: https://citybay26.grassrootz.com/autismsa

Get moving. Go purple. Make every step count!

Support SA's Autism Community This City-Bay This City-Bay, run, walk or wheel in support of the Autistic and autism comm...
27/08/2026

Support SA's Autism Community This City-Bay
This City-Bay, run, walk or wheel in support of the Autistic and autism community across South Australia.

Every step helps fund Autism SA’s work as South Australia’s peak body for autism.

This includes:
✔️providing free information, advice and referrals through our Infoline
✔️advocating for the rights, needs and priorities of autistic people and families
✔️developing free, practical resources for the community
✔️working with government, businesses and community organisations to improve accessibility and inclusion
✔️creating opportunities for autistic voices and lived experience to inform decisions, services and policies.

👉 Register, fundraise or donate here:
https://citybay26.grassrootz.com/autismsa

Support the community. Strengthen inclusion. Make every step count.

27/08/2026

🎭 Hear from Adelaide Fringe about their journey towards creating a more neuro-inclusive workplace.
Creating a neuro-inclusive workplace is not about adding extra support for a few people. It's about building a culture where everyone can thrive.

Adelaide Fringe has been embedding neuro-inclusion across recruitment, communication and workplace practices. Through the Neuro-inclusive Recruiting resources, the team has gained practical tools and new perspectives that are helping shape the way they attract, support and work alongside neurodivergent employees.

As Audrey Menz (HoneyPot and Artists & Venue Administrator) shares, "bringing neurodivergent employees into a workplace benefits absolutely everyone, including the organisation."

The case study explores how Adelaide Fringe is recognising the strengths of neurodiversity, using resources across the organisation, and fostering conversations that support more inclusive workplaces.

Previous Acting CEO Tara McLeod highlights that the impact extends well beyond recruitment:
"This tool has helped not only the HR team in recruitment but all areas of the organisation."

The team also reflects on the value of hearing directly from neurodivergent voices and how this has influenced their thinking around recruitment, communication and workplace culture. Their experience demonstrates that creating a neuro-inclusive workplace starts with being open to different perspectives, embracing the strengths of neurodiversity and taking practical steps towards inclusion.

📖 Read the full case study: https://neuroinclusiverecruiting.org.au/case/adelaide-fringe-testimonial/

🎥 Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/ljZ38rBgkDQ

👉 Learn more about the Neuro-inclusive Recruiting resources:
https://neuroinclusiverecruiting.org.au/resources/

🚲 NEW School Holiday Program: Pedal & Scoot Road Safety Group Our new Pedal & Scoot Road Safety Group gives children age...
27/08/2026

🚲 NEW School Holiday Program: Pedal & Scoot Road Safety Group
Our new Pedal & Scoot Road Safety Group gives children aged 4-8 years the opportunity to build confidence on bikes and scooters while learning important road safety skills in a supportive environment.

Led by Occupational Therapists and Speech Pathologists, children will practise:
✅ Riding and scooting safely
✅ Road and pedestrian awareness
✅ Following instructions and taking turns
✅ Social communication and problem solving
✅ Confidence and independence in community spaces

📍 Road & Cycle Safety Centre, Ridgehaven SA 5097
👧 Ages 4-8 years

Pedal & Scoot Road Safety Group is one of several programs available this September, alongside a range of creative, social and skill-building activities for autistic children and young people. Explore the full School Holiday Program and find an activity that suits your child.

Learn more or register here:
🔗 https://autismsa.org.au/groups-programs/school-holiday-programs/

Meet some of our Speech Pathologists and discover the resources they love to use! From big resources in the clinic to li...
27/08/2026

Meet some of our Speech Pathologists and discover the resources they love to use! From big resources in the clinic to little essentials packed in the boot, these are just some of the tools our Speechies use to help create communication possibilities every day.

Learn more about Speech Pathology at Autism SA: https://autismsa.org.au/supports-services/speech-pathology/

Autism SA is celebrating Speech Pathology Week 2026! 🎉 This week recognises the important role speech pathologists play ...
26/08/2026

Autism SA is celebrating Speech Pathology Week 2026! 🎉
This week recognises the important role speech pathologists play in supporting communication, connection and participation across all stages of life.

A big thank you to our Speech Pathology team for the difference they make every day for autistic people, their families and communities.

We're also grateful to Speech Pathology Australia for supporting our celebrations.

Learn more about Speech Pathology at Autism SA: https://autismsa.org.au/supports-services/speech-pathology/

🌿 Lunch on the Lawns Returns to Government HouseGovernment House is once again opening its gardens to the community for ...
25/08/2026

🌿 Lunch on the Lawns Returns to Government House
Government House is once again opening its gardens to the community for the 2026–27 Lunch on the Lawns season. Bring a picnic lunch, rug or chair and enjoy free live performances from community bands and orchestras in the beautiful Government House grounds.

Free events will be held from 12pm–2pm on selected Fridays, beginning 4 September 2026. Visitors can also register for complimentary guided garden tours hosted by the Friends of the Botanic Gardens from 10.45am–11.45am on the same dates.

📅 Upcoming dates: 4 September, 2 October, 6 November, 4 December, 8 January, 5 February, 5 March, 2 April and 7 May.
👉 Find out more and book a garden tour: www.governor.sa.gov.au

25/08/2026

From Referral to Employment Support: What Happens After You Sign Up?
Taking the first step towards employment support can feel like a big decision. One question we often hear is:"What happens after I submit a referral?"

With Inclusive Employment Australia, delivered by ProActiv People in partnership with Autism SA, the journey is designed to be personalised and focused on the individual.

After a referral is received, support includes:
✅ Getting to know you, your goals and employment aspirations
✅ Exploring your strengths, interests and workplace preferences
✅ Developing skills and confidence to prepare for employment
✅ Connecting with suitable employment opportunities
✅ Supporting employers to create inclusive workplaces
✅ Providing ongoing support once employment begins

Employment support doesn't stop when someone gets a job. Ongoing guidance can help individuals navigate workplace changes, build confidence and work towards sustainable employment outcomes over time.

Whether you're looking for your first job, returning to work, or seeking a role that better matches your strengths, support is available throughout the journey

Looking for local support? Services are available across Adelaide, including Christies Beach, Salisbury and Gawler.

👉 Learn more or make a referral:
https://proactivpeople.com.au/iea-autism-specific-services-referral-form

📧 [email protected] | 📞 (08) 8362 4507 | 🕘 Weekdays, 9:00am–5:00pm

At Autism SA, our Speech Pathologists provide services across a range of settings, including our Tonsley and Elizabeth c...
25/08/2026

At Autism SA, our Speech Pathologists provide services across a range of settings, including our Tonsley and Elizabeth clinics, as well as in homes, schools, early childhood education settings and in the community. Swipe across to see!

Whether it's individual therapy, assessments, term-time groups or school holiday programs, our team loves helping people discover new ways to connect, communicate and participate in the things that matter most to them. We are passionate about providing engaging, neuroaffirming and evidence-based support across the lifespan.

To learn more about Speech Pathology at Autism SA or to request this service, click the link here: https://autismsa.org.au/supports-services/speech-pathology/

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5042

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