National Autism Project – Progress Reports

The National Autism Project has now come to a close but work will continue through the National Autistic Taskforce and it is hoped that interest can be extended to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

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Ian Ragan reflects on recent National Autism Project events and how the current political instability has frustrated efforts to gain support for positive action and policy changes.

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We have a full programme of work right up to the end of the project including a 'drop-in' at the House of Commons, a forum meeting and a farewell event.

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We are entering the final 6 months of the project. Continuing political uncertainty in the UK has required us to be flexible with our plans for this period.

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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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