need some help??

He was diagnosed as a young teenager, when the diagnosis would be held by his adopted parents.

Reading other postings by Davek I get the impression he has been homeless and living rough at times. So I suspect he hasn't got the documents still. If he has often been homeless his medical records may have been lost by now.

He was adopted so his adopted parents may not be around or may no longer be supportive. Davek might wish to elaborate but I suspect he is out of touch with them, and may even now be in a different part of the country.

He may not have a formal GP but be using the GP centre for homeless in his current area, who wont have paperwork. It may be difficult to get a referral.

My impression last time was Davek was accessing a library computer (many of these charge) or a free hub somewhere like a shopping mall, where there's no security. 

NAS, when they eventually clocked the last posting, after nudges from at least me, suggested he phone them. From a call box? With what? Get Real NAS.

There is a MAJOR problem with people diagnosed autistic as children, particularly those in care, or fostered or adopted, but also those who've fallen out with or lost touch with their parents, who are now homeless or on the streets. It is a real crisis.

But I don't see any sign of NAS addressing this. It is supposed to have been taken up as part of the Adult Autism Strategy.

Davek probably has no means of accessing his previous diagnosis, and I presume they are ignoring his claims to have had one when he seeks help. He can only access the web occasionally.

And all NAS said last time was - well he didn't phone us....Well wake up NAS, because the autistic homeless population in this country is a fundamental disgrace, a breach of human rights.

And the Government's mean and spiteful Benefits Assessment is putting more people in vulnerable situations like this. What does it take to get people to wake up to the problem?

He was diagnosed as a young teenager, when the diagnosis would be held by his adopted parents.

Reading other postings by Davek I get the impression he has been homeless and living rough at times. So I suspect he hasn't got the documents still. If he has often been homeless his medical records may have been lost by now.

He was adopted so his adopted parents may not be around or may no longer be supportive. Davek might wish to elaborate but I suspect he is out of touch with them, and may even now be in a different part of the country.

He may not have a formal GP but be using the GP centre for homeless in his current area, who wont have paperwork. It may be difficult to get a referral.

My impression last time was Davek was accessing a library computer (many of these charge) or a free hub somewhere like a shopping mall, where there's no security. 

NAS, when they eventually clocked the last posting, after nudges from at least me, suggested he phone them. From a call box? With what? Get Real NAS.

There is a MAJOR problem with people diagnosed autistic as children, particularly those in care, or fostered or adopted, but also those who've fallen out with or lost touch with their parents, who are now homeless or on the streets. It is a real crisis.

But I don't see any sign of NAS addressing this. It is supposed to have been taken up as part of the Adult Autism Strategy.

Davek probably has no means of accessing his previous diagnosis, and I presume they are ignoring his claims to have had one when he seeks help. He can only access the web occasionally.

And all NAS said last time was - well he didn't phone us....Well wake up NAS, because the autistic homeless population in this country is a fundamental disgrace, a breach of human rights.

And the Government's mean and spiteful Benefits Assessment is putting more people in vulnerable situations like this. What does it take to get people to wake up to the problem?