National Autism Project – Progress Reports

March and April were largely devoted to planning our strategy for the last year of the National Autism Project.

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The minor miracle of completing the draft NAP report in December was repeated in January and "The Autism Dividend: Reaping the Rewards of Better Investment" was launched as promised on 17th January.

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Two months of extraordinarily hard work now see us on the threshold of our main objective - the publication of NAP's report "The Autism Dividend: Reaping the Rewards of Better Investment".

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NAP is now in its busiest period ever with the report to write, workshops to hold and launch meetings to organise.

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The research work at LSE is now just about completed and the equally hard work of turning this into a report and recommendations has now started.

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We have been concentrating on publicity and communication, building our contact list and accepting invitations to speak about the National Autism Project.

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We have been concentrating on publicity and communication, building our contact list and accepting invitations to speak about the National Autism Project.

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We are continuing to conduct rapid literature reviews on the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of interventions in the autism spectrum disorders (ASD) area for both children and adults.

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Our thoughts are now turning to the big question of how to ensure that our Expert Report and its recommendations will have maximum impact following its publication in October this year. We recognise that we will need a three-pronged approach to Whitehall,...

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The work at the London School of Economics and Political Science is progressing well as described below by Martin Knapp and Valentina Iemmi.  In addition, since the recommendations in our Expert Report are going to take the form of proposals for new dire...

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