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So, I filled in the NAS' Strategy questionnaire the other day.

Does anyone really know what (if anything) the NAS actually do (in terms of charitable stuff, rather than LA/gov funded schools/care homes)?

I wrote in the survey that it is not clear what they do, other than provide a web forum where they routinely tell people to contact the Samaritans instead.

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  • The Charitable Objects (NAS):

    "The Objects are the development, delivery and promotion of the education, health, welfare, care and support of autistic people and of people with related conditions ("autistic people")."

    Activities - how the charity spends its money (NAS):

    "Campaigning and lobbying. Raising Awareness. Day and residential schools with outreach. Registered adult care homes, plus supported living. A diagnosis and assessment centre, and diagnostic training. Resource Centres. Family support. Social groups. Early intervention and post diagnosis support. Helpline. Education Rights and Welfare Rights services. Supported Employment. Information."

    Data Source:

    register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/.../governing-document

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  • The Charitable Objects (NAS):

    "The Objects are the development, delivery and promotion of the education, health, welfare, care and support of autistic people and of people with related conditions ("autistic people")."

    Activities - how the charity spends its money (NAS):

    "Campaigning and lobbying. Raising Awareness. Day and residential schools with outreach. Registered adult care homes, plus supported living. A diagnosis and assessment centre, and diagnostic training. Resource Centres. Family support. Social groups. Early intervention and post diagnosis support. Helpline. Education Rights and Welfare Rights services. Supported Employment. Information."

    Data Source:

    register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/.../governing-document

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