Autism Strategy - Parents and Carers Forum

Be part of shaping the state's first Autism Strategy

Parents and carers of an autistic person, including child, young person or adult are invited to participate in a Parents and Carers forum on Friday 17 February 2023.

What is happening?

The State Government has commenced public consultations with the autistic and autism communities to co-design the state’s first Autism Strategy (the Strategy) and Autism Charter.

The development and creation of the Strategy is an important step towards creating a more knowledgeable and inclusive and community where autistic people can meaningfully participate.

Event

In order to inform the development of the Strategy, we want to hear about your experiences and ideas to support the autistic and autism communities in South Australia.

Forum details

The forum will be delivered in a facilitated workshop format, where each participant will be assigned to a roundtable group discussion (8-10 people), and each table focuses on 4 questions from South Australia's first Autism Strategy - Discussion Paper (669 KB) (pdf). Questions to be discussed at the forum will be provided to attendees in advance of the session.

We will explore a range of priority issues that have been identified by the autistic and autism communities, including access to government services, community attitudes, safety, equity, health and wellbeing.

Date: Friday, 17 February 2023

Time: 9:30am to 12 pm

Venue: Adelaide Zoo, Sanctuary Room – 1 Plane Tree Dr, Adelaide SA 5000

Registration deadline: Friday, 10 February 2023

To prepare for the forum

We ask that you please visit the YourSAy consultation platform to view South Australia’s First Autism Strategy – Discussion Paper in printable PDF and Easy English formats.

Places are limited. Register now!

Register to attend the forum

Consultation has concluded. Thanks for your contributions.

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