The Act put 2 key duties on the Government : 1.to produce a strategy for adults with autism 2.to produce statutory guidance for local councils and local.

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The Act put 2 key duties on the Government : 1.to produce a strategy for adults with autism 2.to produce statutory guidance for local councils and local health bodies

‘All adults with autism are able to live fulfilling and rewarding lives within a society that accepts and understands them. They can get a diagnosis and access support if they need it, and they can depend on mainstream public services to treat them fairly as individuals, helping them make the most of their talents.’

 Increasing awareness of autism among frontline professionals  pathway for diagnosis in every area  improving access to the services and support needed to live independently within the community  helping adults with autism into work, and  enabling local partners to plan and develop appropriate services

Messages so far from adults with autism in York  more information about what support is available  more opportunities for social inclusion and befriending  more help with finding employment and more job opportunities

First joint strategy, and is still at draft stage:  work within the guidelines and the vision of ‘Fulfilling and Rewarding Lives’ whilst putting it into a local context.  is not complete and will need to be reviewed on a regular basis.

Next steps:  comments and discussion beginning of March  visit groups  workshop end of March  how everyone wants to be involved and  how to make it happen

“Remember we want the same thing as everyone else – home, education and a job. Not separate, not different” Lives Unlimited Event, 6 th October 2013