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Contact: Mrs Elizabeth Dun School for children aged between 5 to 16 years old, diagnosed with Autism.

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Also known as the 'Legacy Rainbow House Children's Charity' they are dedicated to improving the lives of children with disabilities, autism and special needs. They also encourage non-disabled siblings and children to attend from the local community to promote integration. Thier current services are offered up to the age of 21.

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Tracks is an independent local charity, based in Stevenage providing care and support for pre-school children residing in Hertfordshire diagnosed with complex communication disorders including autistic spectrum disorders. It provides play facilities and nursery education as well as offering support and respite for children's family and carers.

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Treating Autism is a Membership Society that provides parents with a lifeline. members receive a regular newsletter with developments in the biomedical and therapeutic world, a lending library of autism-specific resources, special offers with essential suppliers and discounts on conferences.

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Groups are held at Harper House for young people with Able Austism/Asperger's Syndrome for ages 10 to 18 years old. Enabling parents to use their problem solving skills to manage difficult/inappropriate behaviours in their youngsters. Youngsters also attend the workshops and work with the creative therapists. The aim for the youngsters is to experience positive peer interaction and motivation, to promote change in their behaviour.