Carer's Allowance is a benefit for people who spend at least 35 hours a week caring for a child or adult who is receiving certain disability benefits.

Knowing what causes distressed behaviour can help you to develop ways of dealing with it. You’ll find practical information and tips in this section.

How to get extra help and support in school or in further or higher education for autistic people.

Advice for autistic people looking for employment, requesting accommodations at work, as well as information for employers on hiring and supporting autistic people.

A range of information on mental health conditions and how to seek help to support autistic people.

Advice on managing personal finances including planning for the future, budgeting and claiming benefits.

Information on the different relationships between autistic people and others, including friends and family.

A range of information on physical health and staying healthy including attending appointments, accessing support for appointments and treatments.

Advice for adults, children and carers in relation to support in the home and for living independently, including supported living and residential care.

Information on approaches and interventions that can be used to support autistic people.

Guides to support autistic people for going out, travelling on different types of transport and leisure activities like the cinema and holidays.

Information and guidance for autistic people who have been victims of crime or are involved in the criminal justice system.