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2015 Cullum Centres established
The National Autistic Society began a partnership with The Cullum Family Trust in 2015, aiming to provide support and space to enable autistic students to thrive in mainstream schools.
The centres and staff help students to build the confidence and skills they need. The generous financial backing from the Cullum Family Trust enables the National Autistic Society to work with Local Authorities and mainstream schools to develop purpose-built Cullum Centres.
Listen to Oral History Interviews with Peter Cullum CBE and Simon Cullum or search for past brochures for the centres through our search.
The centres and staff help students to build the confidence and skills they need. The generous financial backing from the Cullum Family Trust enables the National Autistic Society to work with Local Authorities and mainstream schools to develop purpose-built Cullum Centres.
Listen to Oral History Interviews with Peter Cullum CBE and Simon Cullum or search for past brochures for the centres through our search.
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