Facebook group for families (predominantly in Australia) to experiences, ask questions, to connect with other people and be supported.

A facebook group of dads of kids with Autism. Offering support to each other, celebrating wins, consoling in losses and generally talking about the unique experiences as dads in a slightly different world.

By Bill Nason, MS, LLP, to share tools that help children on the spectrum “feel safe, accepted and competent.”

Stuart Duncan shares his experiences of raising an autistic child from a father’s point of view.

ASAN is a nonprofit organization run by and for Autistic people, with the dual mission of providing support and services support to individuals on the autism spectrum while also working to educate communities and improve public perceptions of autism.

Led by Chris Bonnello the page offers articles and advice about autism, from an ex-primary school teacher with Asperger Syndrome.

Online forum for parents of children with special needs:

A NSW online peer support network for people with disabilities and those who care for and support them.

Personal blog by the mother of an autistic daughter, sharing their family experiences.

Online forum for parents of children with special needs

Facebook page sharing stories about the experiences of parenting girls with autism.

Blog of the world famous author, advocate, and Aspergian, John is a well known and respected speaker on the topic of autism.

A closed Facebook group for people with disabilities, family members and supporters to discuss the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and the impact it will have on Australians.

A closed Facebook support group for mums of autistic girls

A small Facebook group with the stated aim of improving employment outcomes for kids with autism

Autism blog promoting evidence-based information. Geared toward people on the autism spectrum, their families, professionals, and anyone who wants to learn more.

Connecting Girls With Asperger’s/Autism – National Facebook page + Melbourne-based social activities for girls on the spectrum