Useful links
Information for adults seeking a diagnosis or already diagnosed:
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/autism/adults/
Autism Network Scotland is funded by Scottish Government to play a central role in the provision of information about autism across Scotland. It provides face-to-face Learning Events for information sharing and gaining new knowledge. It offers Virtual Networks where people with shared interests in the field of autism can meet and share practice. The Network aims to work inclusively and collaboratively both with individuals and with organisations and to respond to the learning and information requests across Scotland. Scottish Autism supports the aims of Autism Network Scotland and is please to recognise the Network as a partner: this is our Network too.
Tel: 0141 441 8146
Email: autism.network@strath.ac.uk
Carers Trust Scotland is the largest provider of comprehensive carers support services in Scotland. Care organisations can also inform on rights, access to local services and local support groups.
Tel: 0131 313 8800
Email: info@enquire.org.uk
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