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Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect) values, respects and promotes the diversity of life experiences of our participants/students, their families and the communities in which we work. Diversity is a strength to celebrate and Aspect recognises it is essential for creating an Aspect culture that is inclusive, respectful and equitable. In creating and maintaining a diverse culture in Aspect, we recognise that individuals’ strengths, needs and contributions differ and we respond accordingly.

Aspect programs and activities are designed to be culturally appropriate, responsive and inclusive of the needs of people from diverse backgrounds. We engage with diverse communities and organisations that represent them to understand their needs, barriers to accessing Aspect services, and collaboratively design services and supports that represent an inclusive, person-centred environment.

Aspect is committed to the principles of equal opportunity and encourages a diverse and inclusive workplace which brings out the best in our people and helps to more successfully achieve our mission and more effectively respond to our participants /students, their families and the communities in which we work. Staff at Aspect are supported to understand the variety of needs that may come with cultural and linguistic diversity; how to utilise an interpreter, accessible information or alternative / augmented communication; and how to access community linkages relevant to individuals due to their age, ability, culture, sexual orientation, family structure, religion as well as their particular interests.

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Aspect believes that it is important to work in partnership Autistic people throughout our organisation, in governance, research, service planning and service delivery. This is the right thing to do and it will make our organisation and work more respectful and effective. The following is a summary of what Aspect is doing to work in partnership to ensure that this continually improves. Some of these partnership activities are outlined in our most recent annual report here.
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Aspect makes sure everyone is included, equal and their Human Rights are respected.
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The Board of Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect) and Aspect employees acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Nations Peoples of Australia. We acknowledge the cultural and spiritual connections that First Peoples have with the land, waters and sea.
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Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect) wants to make sure that everyone can access information about what services Aspect provides, how we do our work, how you can access our services and what you can expect if you choose to access a service provided by Aspect.
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Aspect programs, services and schools operate across NSW, VIC, ACT and SA with workshops and services extending across the country. Aspect has lead the Asia Pacific Autism Conference (APAC) since 2009 with the most recent 2019 conference hosted in Singapore.
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Every year Aspect provides details about the gender makeup of our workforce to the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) for comparison with other companies around the country.

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