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National Awareness and Inclusion Activities to support social inclusion for Autistic people is sponsored by Australian Government (GrantConnect). This grant supports Action 1. 1 of the National Autism Strategy First Action Plan 2025-26 to develop and deliver initial national awareness and inclusion activities for people working in the justice system.
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National Awareness and Inclusion Activities to support social inclusion for Autistic people Department of Health, Disability and Ageing 331003 - Social Inclusion ACT, NSW, VIC, SA, WA, QLD, NT, TAS Targeted or Restricted Competitive The _National Autism Strategy 2025–31_ is Australia’s first national framework to improve the quality of life for all Autistic people. This grant supports Action 1.
1 of the _First Action Plan 2025-26_ to develop and deliver initial national awareness and inclusion activities for those who work within the justice system, to ensure Autistic young people, their families, and carers who engage with the justice system are supported with a neuro-affirming approach.
The grant opportunity will fund the development and delivery of activities and resources that promote understanding and build the capability of those who work within the justice system (including police, courts, prisons, and legal professionals) to provide appropriate responses to Autistic young people they may come in contact with.
Activities and resources may include, but not be limited to: • e-learning modules, and • an understanding autism toolkit. **To view the grant opportunity documents, please select the red "_Grant Opportunity Documents_" button on the left-hand side. ** To be eligible, you must be one of the listed organisations and have received an invitation to apply from the department.
Amaze Incorporated 15 600 724 949 Aspect (Autism Spectrum Australia)12 000 637 267 Autism Awareness Ltd 42 130 217 962 Autism CRC Ltd 55 162 632 180 Autism Queensland Limited 79 253 351 418 Hidden Disabilities Sunflower 79 262 349 071 Reframing Autism Ltd 33 634 493 628 The list of eligible organisations was determined because of their experience delivering autism awareness initiatives and their commitment to fostering inclusive environments for Autistic people.
Each organisation has experience and/or specialist expertise and knowledge within the Autistic and autism community and brings unique strengths—ranging from evidence-based research and policy advocacy to lived experience-led education and large-scale public awareness campaigns—that support social inclusion actions.
Their established track records in co-designing resources with Autistic people, engaging diverse audiences, and promoting awareness and understanding through media, training, and community engagement make them well-positioned to develop national awareness and inclusion activities and resources.
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