Autism research

A detailed handbook to guide better newsroom reporting of people with disability.

A nonprofit corporation organised to support autism research by providing funding and other assistance to scientists and organizations conducting, facilitating, publicising and disseminating autism research.

Run through Griffith University, the centre has a mission to improve the quality of life for children and adults with autism by supporting learning - from early childhood to education and employment.

The go-to source for research summaries of the full array of autism treatments for families and professionals, helping them to make informed choices before considering treatment options.

Part of the Brain and Mind Research Institute, the clinic conducts world-leading research investigating the cause, maintenance and treatment of ASD across early childhood and into early adulthood.

Australia’s first national cooperative research effort, investigating diagnosis, education and adult life of individuals on the spectrum and then applying findings.

Part of the Telethon Kids Institute, the team is led by Prof. Andrew Whitehouse. They investigate the genetic and neurobiological causes of autism and related disorders, and conducts clinical intervention trials into these conditions.

Australia’s first research centre dedicated to autism. Academic research is undertaken, early intervention is offered and collaboration with other research and clinical organisations is undertaken.

SFARI’s mission is to improve the understanding, diagnosis and treatment of ASD by funding innovative research of the highest quality and relevance.

A comprehensive website featuring news and analysis of advances in autism research. Subscribe to their newsletter for weekly updates.