In Autism Acceptance Week (27 March to 2 April), Kidscape have shared a new guide they’ve developed with autism support consultants Reachout ASC. In the guide, parents and carers will find advice to build the knowledge and confidence to support their autistic child
To access the guide from Kidscape online, click here.
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