Autism - The experience of children and young people in Croydon - March 2016

Report - 8 May 2024

Healthwatch Croydon is compiling a report on the experience of local children and young people with Autism, and their families and carers. Key to this is the ability to access services, and level of support.

The report and supporting documents may be found below.

Supporting documents may be found below.

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Autism - The experience of children and young people in Croydon - March 2016
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Delivering Better Children’s Autism Services in Croydon Event
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Information on the Local Implementation of the National Autism Strategy
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Croydon’s Local Transformation Plan for Children and Young
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