Welcome to our Commissioned Services page, where we showcase our collaborative partnerships with esteemed organisations such as the National Health Service (NHS) and other institutions. At Autism Oxford UK, we are committed to leveraging our expertise and resources to deliver innovative solutions and services that make a meaningful difference in our community.
Explore our commissioned projects and discover how we’re partnering for impact.
Autism Peer Support Worker Capability Framework:
Explore our collaboration with Health Education England and Oxford Health NHS Trust in developing the Autism Peer Support Worker Capability Framework and Guidance. Learn how we project-managed the initiative, incorporating input from the autistic community and key stakeholders to support role development.
The collaborative effort between Autism Oxford UK, Health Education England, and Oxford Health NHS Trust in co-developing the Autism Peer Support Worker Capability Framework and Guidance was pioneering in the field of autism. Through this partnership, we aimed to create a comprehensive framework that supports the development of peer support roles in the autism community. As project managers, we ensured active engagement with the autistic community and key stakeholders throughout the process to ensure the framework’s relevance and effectiveness.
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The Impact: The Autism Peer Support Worker Capability Framework and Guidance is a testament to the power of collaborative partnerships in driving positive change. By leveraging our collective expertise and experiences, we have created a resource that not only supports the development of peer support roles but also enhances the quality of support provided to individuals in the autism community.
Get Involved: Are you interested in learning more about our collaborative projects or contributing to future initiatives? Get in touch with us to explore partnership opportunities and join us in making a difference in the neurodivergent community.
Conclusion: In conclusion, our partnership with Health Education England and Oxford Health NHS Trust exemplifies our commitment to collaboration, innovation, and inclusive practices. Together, we have developed a valuable resource that empowers peer support workers and strengthens support systems for autistic individuals.
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Creating a Neuro-Inclusive Workplace: Our Collaboration with Crown Technology
Learn about our collaboration with Crown Technology in developing a neuro-inclusive workplace through tailored training and support. Discover the impact of our partnership, including the successful implementation of a Wellness and Mental Health Wellbeing Day that fostered employee well-being and recognition of Crown Technology’s efforts in supporting their team.
Partnering with Crown Technology, we embarked on a journey to develop a neuro-inclusive workplace that caters to the diverse needs of their team members. Our approach involved delivering customized training sessions and providing ongoing support to ensure effective implementation and understanding at all levels within the organisation.
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The Impact: Our collaboration with Crown Technology yielded tangible results, including the successful implementation of a Wellness and Mental Health Wellbeing Day for their team. Employees reported feeling valued and appreciated, recognising Crown Technology’s commitment to supporting their well-being in the workplace.
Get Involved: Interested in fostering a neuro-inclusive workplace culture within your organisation? Reach out to us to learn more about our tailored training programs and support services, and join us in creating a more inclusive and supportive environment for all employees.
Conclusion: In conclusion, our partnership with Crown Technology exemplifies our dedication to promoting inclusivity, well-being, and recognition in the workplace. Together, we have made significant strides in creating a supportive environment where all employees feel valued and supported.
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Transforming Autism Diagnostic Services: Our Collaborative Partnership with CNWL NHS and Autism Oxford UK
Learn about our impactful partnership with Central North West London NHS (CNWL) and Autism Oxford UK in reducing adult autism diagnostic assessment waiting times and enhancing service development. Discover how our consultancy support and innovative hub-and-spoke model have positively impacted service delivery and client experiences.
Partnering with CNWL NHS and Autism Oxford UK, we embarked on a mission to streamline adult autism diagnostic assessment services and support service development initiatives. Our comprehensive consultancy services and innovative hub-and-spoke model were integral to our collaborative approach.
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The Impact: The impact of our partnership with CNWL NHS and Autism Oxford UK has been profound, with outstandingly positive feedback from colleagues and clients alike. Our collaborative efforts have left a significant footprint on clients’ journeys, particularly those who have experienced lengthy waits, by ensuring timely access to quality diagnostic services and support.
Get Involved: Interested in partnering with us to enhance diagnostic services and support service development initiatives within your organisation? Contact us today to learn more about our assessment support for autism, ADHD and dyspraxia, consultancy services and innovative models, and join us in making a meaningful difference.
Conclusion: In conclusion, our partnership with CNWL NHS and Autism Oxford UK exemplifies our commitment to innovation, collaboration, and client-centred care. Together, we have transformed adult autism diagnostic services, reduced waiting times, and positively impacted the lives of individuals seeking support and diagnosis.
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Empowering Neurodivergent Communities: Our Partnership with Autism Oxford UK and Oxford Health Foundation Trust
Learn about our impactful two-year partnership with Autism Oxford UK and Oxford Health Foundation Trust, providing pre and post-diagnostic support to autistic and ADHD children, young people, and their families. Discover how our Living Well with Neurodiversity Portal offers a dedicated space for the community to access support, utilizing a blended team of clinicians, peer support practitioners, and educational professionals to provide neuro-affirming proactive support.
Over the past two years, Autism Oxford UK and Oxford Health Foundation Trust have joined forces to deliver vital pre and post-diagnostic support services to children, young people, and families affected by autism and ADHD. Our partnership is centred around the Living Well with Neurodiversity Portal, which serves as a dedicated hub for accessing support and resources.
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The Impact: Our partnership with Autism Oxford UK and Oxford Health Foundation Trust has made a significant impact on the lives of neurodivergent individuals and their families. Through our tailored support services and the Living Well with Neurodiversity Portal, we have provided essential resources and a supportive community network that promotes well-being and resilience.
Get Involved: Are you interested in accessing support or contributing to our neurodiversity initiative? Visit our website to explore our services and resources, and join us in creating a more inclusive and supportive environment for neurodivergent individuals and their families.
Conclusion: In conclusion, our partnership with Autism Oxford UK and Oxford Health Foundation Trust exemplifies our commitment to empowering neurodivergent communities and promoting inclusivity and support. Together, we are making a positive difference in the lives of individuals affected by autism and ADHD, fostering resilience and well-being.
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International Collaboration for Autism Education: Our Partnership with Latvia Autism Society
Learn about our collaborative partnership with Latvia Autism Society, aimed at providing essential training and support to enhance understanding of autism in a neuro-affirming manner. Discover how we co-developed and delivered online workshops, incorporating the latest UK practices and addressing cultural differences, leading to positive feedback and extended collaboration opportunities.
Our collaboration with Latvia Autism Society began at the Autism Show, where we met and recognized the opportunity to support their efforts in autism education. Together, we co-developed and co-delivered a series of online workshops aimed at providing core information and support to autistic individuals and their families, taking into account the cultural differences between Latvia and the UK.
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The Impact: Our collaboration with Latvia Autism Society has had a significant impact on raising awareness and understanding of autism in Latvia. By providing essential training and support, we have empowered individuals and families to better support autistic individuals, fostering a more inclusive and supportive community.
Get Involved: Are you interested in collaborating with us on international autism education initiatives? Contact us to explore partnership opportunities and join us in making a difference in the lives of individuals with autism around the world.
In conclusion, our partnership with Latvia Autism Society exemplifies our commitment to international collaboration and promoting neuro-affirming practices in autism education. Together, we are breaking down barriers, sharing expertise, and fostering inclusivity and understanding across borders.
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Transforming Autism Suicide Prevention Training: Our Collaborative Partnership in Surrey
Learn about our collaborative partnership between Autism Oxford UK, Making Families Count, and Surrey County Council in co developing and co delivering Autism Suicide Prevention Training. Discover how this initiative, commissioned by Surrey County Council, has evolved from a pilot program to a year-long offer, providing vital support to professionals and families in the Surrey area. Explore the success of our online training portal and the positive feedback received from national organisations like Payprus, contributing to a joined-up approach to suicide prevention in Surrey.
Our collaborative partnership between Autism Oxford UK, Making Families Count, and Surrey County Council in revolutionising autism suicide prevention training in the Surrey area. Through our joint efforts, we have co developed and co delivered a comprehensive training program aimed at supporting professionals and families in safeguarding autistic individuals of all ages.
Originally piloted, the success of this initiative led to its expansion into a year-long program, open to professionals and families across Surrey. We are currently working towards integrating this training offer into Surrey’s regular service provision.
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The Impact: The impact of our partnership extends beyond the Surrey area, empowering professionals and families with the knowledge and skills to prevent suicide among autistic individuals. Through our collaborative efforts, we are fostering a supportive and inclusive environment where everyone has the tools to safeguard vulnerable individuals.
Get Involved: Interested in accessing our Autism Suicide Prevention Training Offer or collaborating with us on similar initiatives? Visit our website to learn more about our training programs and partnership opportunities, and join us in making a difference in suicide prevention efforts.
In conclusion, our partnership between Autism Oxford UK, Making Families Count, and Surrey County Council exemplifies our commitment to innovation, collaboration, and suicide prevention. Together, we are transforming training provision, fostering collaboration, and saving lives in the Surrey area and beyond.
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