We have run 4 successful campaigns across 2022-2023. These showcase the need for greater understanding and acceptance of autism. Capturing the insights directly from people living with autism, told in their voices, and highlighting how they experience the world. Each personal account is unique to them, these highly emotional case studies help the general public get a glimpse into their world.
With greater understanding comes greater acceptance, at Autism Unlimited we embrace differences, see the strengths as well as the challenges and believe everyone has unlimited possibilities.
Click on the boxes below to find out more about each campaign
Our latest campaign seeks to drive greater autism awareness and acceptance through real-life stories and experiences. “My Autistic Self” will do a deep dive into the autism experience, exploring topics such as stimming, masking, sensory sensitivities, non-speaking communication, shutting down, and floating focus through different autistic viewpoints.
By interviewing a diverse group of autistic individuals, we want to showcase a first-hand view of how unique these are to each individual.
By explaining these terms in more detail, the campaign hopes to educate the neuro-typical community and help them to understand the exclusion, stress and exhaustion many autistic individuals face in their day-to-day lives.
We are a force to be reckoned with the in the world of autism and at the heart of our success are the amazing people who work for us. If you would like to be part of a progressive community which never stops making a difference.
On: 03/05/23 5 minutes
A young student at Portfield School has advanced a step closer to his ambition of becoming an actor, by securing a full-time college drama place. Fenton...
On: 21/07/23 3 minutes
21 July 2023 We were thrilled to host young autistic students from France last month, and we now hope to collaborate on an exciting new exchange...
On: 19/09/23 3 minutes
Sensory Sensitivities – Lucas’ Experience Autistic people may experience sensory differences, which can include being over-sensitive...
On: 03/05/23 3 minutes
Some supermarkets have introduced ‘quieter hours’ to support a more accessible and relaxed in-store shopping experience for customers who may...
On: 01/02/24 3 minutes
Leave a legacy to Autism Unlimited… Leaving a gift in your Will to Autism Unlimited can help us build a brighter future for the children...
On: 03/05/23 5 minutes
A young student at Portfield School has advanced a step closer to his ambition of becoming an actor, by securing a full-time college drama place. Fenton...
On: 21/07/23 3 minutes
21 July 2023 We were thrilled to host young autistic students from France last month, and we now hope to collaborate on an exciting new exchange...
On: 19/09/23 3 minutes
Sensory Sensitivities – Lucas’ Experience Autistic people may experience sensory differences, which can include being over-sensitive...
On: 03/05/23 3 minutes
Some supermarkets have introduced ‘quieter hours’ to support a more accessible and relaxed in-store shopping experience for customers who may...
On: 01/02/24 3 minutes
Leave a legacy to Autism Unlimited… Leaving a gift in your Will to Autism Unlimited can help us build a brighter future for the children...
Autism Unlimited is registered in England & Wales under charity number 1000792 at Charity Hub, Portfield School, Parley Lane, Christchurch, BH23 6BP. A company limited by guarantee and registered in England and Wales 02506982
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