 | THE NATIONAL AUTISTIC SOCIETY |
The National Autistic Society was established by parents in 1962 to
encourage a better understanding of autism, and to pioneer a range of
appropriate services for people with autism and those who care for them. Aims- To offer families and carers information, advice and support.
- To improve awareness amongst key decision-makers, professionals and the
general public.
- To provide training and promote research into autism.
- To develop a range of educational and support services for people with
autism.
Today the NAS and its affiliated network run more than 50 schools and
centres around the country offering specialist education, training and care for
both children and adults. The Society also supports local authorities in the
development of their own specialist services. The NAS also: - runs a confidential advice line for parents and professionals
- publishes a range of books and leaflets
- organises conferences and short courses
- supports one of the UK's leading diagnostic centres
- encourages research into the causes and treatment of autism
- supports local groups and families around the country.
The National Autistic Society
393 City Road
London
EC1V 1NG  0207 833 2299
Autism Helpline: 0870 6008585
 0207 833 9666
 nas@nas.org.uk
 http://www.oneworld.org/autism_uk/
NAS in Wales
William Knox House
Suite C1
Britannic Way
Llandarcy
Neath SA10 6EL 01792 815915
delward@nas.org.uk NAS Training Services
Castle Heights
4th Floor
72 Maid Marian Way
Nottingham NG1 6BJ 0115-911 3361
training@nas.org.uk NAS Development and Outreach
Castle Heights
4th Floor
72 Maid Marian Way
Nottingham NG1 6BJ 0115-911 3360
development@nas.org.uk | 
