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This powerpoint with commentary* explaining the background of MYSET and an overview of the tool in use. *Provided by Dr Jill Ashburner and Vicki Tomkins.

Hear from our principal, students, a parent and a former school about what makes the AQ School so special!

Meet some of the wonderful people who attend The Hangout, a group for adults who want to connect with others and develop skills that can help them lead an independent and healthy life.

Meet Ginny Morris, Learning & Development Manager at Axial Training. She shares the company's experience with employing a neurodivergent adult and the benefits to the workplace.

Learn about this bespoke program aimed at increasing employment opportunities for neurodivergent adults. Neurodiversity Works is funded by the Queensland Government through the Workforce Connect Fund connecting employers to peak bodies and organisations with jobseekers who are not traditionally a source of employees.

More than ASD - Jaxson McConnell

Autism Queensland is proud to work with the Queensland Department of Education to deliver this free service to Queensland Approved Kindergartens Including State Delivered Kindergartens. All children and families benefit from having access to inclusive early learning and development activities that promote positive outcomes, and we’re ready to support approved kindergartens to be inclusion ready...

Participants in AQ's popular Studio G program share their experiences with cinematographer and Studio G mentor, Stewart Jones. The Studio G community provides participants aged 18 years with a supportive and creative space to develop a range of skills including building confidence in their own potential to achieve goals through working on creative passions, being part of a group, engaging and c...

Autism Queensland staff share their experiences and insights of what is it is like to work with the State's peak autism body.

Ky's younger sister Jorja shares her story of what it is like growing up with a sibling on the autism spectrum. This film is proudly presented by Autism Queensland in partnership with LiveLab at Griffith Film School.

"Ky's Story - Growing With Autism" is a follow up film to the 2016 "Ky's Story - Living With Autism". Ky is now an outgoing and confident young man, happy to share his journey into adulthood. While Ky's uncle, actor Hugo Weaving, narrated the first film, this time Ky takes the lead as he shares his story with Hugo and the viewer. This film is presented by Autism Queensland in partnership with L...

Autism Queensland overview.

A short introduction to Autism Queensland and our services.

A short video featuring a young boy called Ned created to help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families understand and recognise the early signs of Autism. This film is an initiative of the National Early Indigenous Liaison Officer Program funded by the Department of Social Services as part of the Helping Children with Autism (HCWA) program.

What I Wish I Knew

Living with Autism - Ky's Story