As unique
as you
The Autism Association of WA
Each person is unique and so are our services
We provide a full range of specialist Autism support tailored to suit individuals and their families to reach their goals at every stage in life.
Community Stories
“It’s just honestly the best thing we’ve done for Nolan, and you just get so much peace of mind, if nothing else, that what you’re doing is in their best interest.
Hearing these stories helps to give you a bit more certainty in what the future looks like and gives you a lot more confidence.”
Community Stories
“I’m so very proud of how far he has come in the last few years. I know Geoff, his father, would be proud of him too.”
Community Stories
“I wanted to help the community because it gives me something purposeful to do which aids other people. I like doing good for other people and I like to help the animals as well.”
Community Stories
“Sensitive Santa is an invaluable experience for Joshua and our family each year. It allows him to connect with the magic of Christmas in a calm and supportive environment, free from overwhelming sensory distractions. We are grateful to have this safe space where he can feel seen, heard, and celebrated by his favourite jolly icon!”
Community Stories
“I feel honoured being allowed into so many people’s lives who feel comfortable sharing so much of themselves with me. Being a part of their journey long-term and witnessing their progress is the greatest feeling.”
Who We Are
About the Autism Association of Western Australia
The Autism Association is one of Australia’s leading specialist service providers for Autistic children and adults.
Established in 1967, the Autism Association provides a range of services from early childhood through adulthood, supporting individuals and families through every stage of life.
Our services are person-centred and based on leading international peer-reviewed research in the field of Autism.
Art for Autism – Sharing Stories Through Creativity
We are partnering with local artist, Jenny Davies, on a new community initiative which is inviting Autistic individuals to share their stories through art.
Autism in Cricket
Join our 2026 Come and Try Session
Come down to the historic WACA Ground on Saturday, 5 September 2026, from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm for a fun-filled morning of cricket! Specialist staff from the Autism Association of WA and WA Cricket will support your child to give cricket a go in an enjoyable, inclusive and pressure-free environment.
News
Latest News
Read the latest news, stay up to date on the latest events and hear stories from our community.
Not sure where to start?
Our team provides advice and information on autism and our specialist services. If you’re not sure where to start, contact us and we will support you along the way.