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Amaze has forged a fantastic relationship with Parks Victoria to increase the accessibility of its parks for autistic people. The social script resources for autistic people and families have photographs ...
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Autism is widely misunderstood, a fact made glaringly apparent when Amaze this year released Community Attitudes and Lived Experience of Autism research. The findings reveal nearly all Australians (98%) have heard ...
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This film has been designed to help professionals working in education, health-care and social services to identify the signs of autism in children. We also think it could be a ...
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Amaze last month released a research report revealing that the education system is failing autistic students in Australia. Autistic students have the worst educational outcomes of any students with a ...
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By Mary Demosthenous, Learning Diversity Leader at the School of the Good Shepherd, Gladstone Park. “My role is working together with staff, families and students with disability to support inclusive ...
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Amaze is committed to promoting meaningful access and participation for all. It’s why, In April, we made a submission to the Senate Community Affairs References Committee Inquiry into the Delivery ...
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