We want every autistic person to live a happy, healthy and long life. That's why we have committed to six visionary and ambitious 2030 Goals. Research is key to us achieving these Goals by 2030.
Each of our 2030 Goals involves research projects. But to ensure that this research changes lives, we will also work on partnerships, information campaigns, service design and policy change.
What our research will achieve by 2030
We’re supporting cutting edge research on the issues that matter most to autistic people.
Our 2030 Goals
By 2030 all autistic people will have proven support from day one
By 2030 we want autistic people and their families to be offered personalised support from day one to ensure they are receiving the help they need when they need it.
More about our support GoalBy 2030 the employment rate for autistic people will double
By 2030 we want to ensure that standard recruitment and working practices are more accessible and develop specialist employment support that works for autistic people who need it.
More about our employment GoalBy 2030 autistic people will have proven treatments for anxiety
By 2030 we aim to radically upscale specialist support for autistic people to help them understand, manage and prevent issues with anxiety.
More about our anxiety GoalBy 2030 public spaces will be more accessible for neurodivergent people
By 2030 we aim to adapt existing public spaces to be more inclusive for neurodivergent people and design new developments with neurodiversity in mind.
More about our spaces GoalBy 2030 every autistic adult will be offered a yearly, tailored health check
By 2030 we want to ensure that every autistic person has access to a holistic health check from healthcare specialists.
More about our health check GoalBy 2030 attitudes to autistic people will change
By 2030 we aim to make sure that high-quality evidence of approaches that work to change attitudes to autistic people.
More about our attitudes Goal