Our Autism Helpline provides impartial and confidential information, advice and support to people with autism (including Asperger syndrome), their families, professionals, researchers and students. Helpline advisers are able to talk about autism and related issues in depth.
The Helpline can:
For more details of the information that our Helpline can (and cannot) offer, see 'Autism Helpline - what we do' at the bottom of this page.
"I found the Helpline extremely helpful providing information and sensible advice at a time when we were feeling confused and even frightened. Many thanks."
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The Autism Helpline has achieved the Telephone Helplines Association Quality Standard.
We receive over 35,000 enquiries a year, so there are occasions when our lines become very busy and you may not be able to get through immediately. Please try to telephone us again if you don't get through immediately, or use our email enquiry service.
If you have any comments, criticisms or complaints about the Helpline please write to:
Helpline Manager
The National Autistic Society
393 City Road
London EC1V 1NG
Confidentiality and data protection
For training and quality purposes there may occasionally be another person listening to your call. The personal data you provide will be used for administration, statistical and other purposes connected with the NAS and autism. Information is not disclosed to third parties for marketing or other purposes not connected with autism. Technical and organisational measures are taken to prevent unauthorised or unlawful processing or disclosure of information.
Referring you onto other organisations
We may at times refer enquirers on to other organisations. We cannot guarantee the service of other organisations we refer on to.
