Useful Links
run by adults with, and parents of people with Aspergers. Provides information, support and community services to the Victorian Aspergers Community
The I Can Network
an Australian Government supported website showing the various pathways through diagnosis and support
Amaze (formerly Autism Victoria)
great local content, well presented, with up to date information on seminars, conferences, research opportunities. Designed with the different needs of parents, professionals, individuals with Autism, and students in mind.
The Australian Autism Handbook official website
Handbook official website, with extracts, authors' blog, and content updates
Asperger Syndrome: Thinking Out of the Box
dedicated to encouraging people to view Aspergers in a more positive light.
Kris, mother of an aspie, blogs about schools, homework help, social skills classes, siblings issues, theatre sports, etc
Helping Children With Autism initiative
an organisation dedicated to helping communities to better include and accommodate individuals and families with special needs. The Autism Help section of their website gives valuable information and printable resources for parents, teachers, others inte
an online independent magazine, with over 20 million monthly readers, and a growing section of current articles about ASD, written by parents and professionals
American website focussing on resources and academic programs for children with AS. The site contains some great articles about various aspects of AS, such as denying diagnosis, sensory integration, bullying, managing fixations, and ideal gifts for child
America's largest autism science and advocacy organisation, dedicated to funding research, increasing awareness of, and advocating for the autism community.
Author Amanda Curtis has created a unique resource for primary schools and families to help educate a child's peers about their Aspergers.
Olga Tennison Autism Research Centre
Australia's leading autism research centre, based at La Trobe University Melbourne, exists to advance knowledge of autism. Their website provides the very latest in research results, and dispels common myths and misconceptions.