The Autism Centre of Excellence at Cambridge

The Autism Centre of Excellence at Cambridge is a science-led campaigning charity working closely with Cambridge University’s Autism Research Centre. Our aim is to improve access to high quality support and remove barriers and stigma for autistic people.

We commission breakthrough science, campaigns and partnerships to scale interventions, tools and adaptations to:

  • Improve inclusion, acceptance, respect, and human rights of autistic people.
  • Improve support for autistic people in education, employment, health, wellbeing, and criminal justice.
  • Reduce avoidable deaths of autistic people caused by suicide, epilepsy and other health conditions.
  • Reduce avoidable hardship in life caused by inequality, exclusion, isolation or discrimination of autistic people.

 

“Translating excellent autism research into excellent support services via partners could be a game-changer for autistic people and their families.” 

Professor Sir Simon Baron-Cohen

Autism Centre of Excellence Director

“The Autism Centre of Excellence will have an impact globally, in a way we have never seen before. I am delighted to be involved, helping improve autistic people’s wellbeing.”

Jools Holland OBE

Musician, presenter and Autism Centre of Excellence Ambassador

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What we stand for

We believe that all people, regardless of autism, intellectual or language ability, have equal value and should have equal human rights.

About Us

The Autism Centre of Excellence at Cambridge (ACE) is a science-led campaigning charity working closely with Cambridge University’s Autism Research Centre. Our aim is to improve access to high quality support and remove barriers and stigma for autistic people.

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