Our year-long research project, Connect 4D, is finally drawing to an end!

The result includes a sim and accompanying video that describes the results of the project, designed in large part by our participants, many of whom have Autism.

The overall project aim is to inform young adults about the ways they can get involved with Local Democracy in the Greater London area.

Job Club has received a grant from the National Lottery Community Fund!  Thank you!

As part of the City Leaders project we are collecting some personal experiences of having autism or similar social difficulties to raise ore public awareness.

We are especially interested in YOU and YOUR experiences in the following areas

A booklet to help potential researchers for our Connect 4D project is now available!  If you want to know just what being a researcher for the project is all about, then please click here 

As of April, London Youth has awarded Autus their Bronze quality mark!

Journey, the comic created by our participants in the first stage of the City Leaders programme, is now available to read online, here on the Autus website!

3DNovations has been mentioned by technology journalism site The Technews in an article about Groundbreaking Tools for Gamers with Disabilities!  Autus makes extensive use of 3DNovations' technology; technology that we've been instrumental in helping to develop, so it's great to see them getting some much-deserved media attention.

Our confidence and work-skills development programme, Click Start is open for enrollment and looking for participants once again!  If you're interested, you can find registration information on the Click Start programme page.

Autus has now achieved the Silver level of the Talent Match Mark!  You can find more information about Talent Match and the Talent Match Mark at the website below:

http://talentmatchmark.com/