Considering and Meeting the Sensory Needs of Autistic People in Housing: Full report

Part of our resources for supporting autistic people flourishing at home and beyond. Coproduced in 2020 with people with lived experience.

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People with living experience share a range of artwork and quotes about autism and the sensory environment.

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