The National Disability Card provides disabled individuals and parent carers with a way of communicating their need for help and support.

Encouraging our autistic children to wear the sunflower lanyard instils in them the belief that they should in no way be ashamed or afraid to ask for extra support or help.

The thought of flying with autistic children can be scary. This article provides lots of ideas and strategies to help parents and their autistic child stay as calm as possible during a short haul flight. Whatever happens in the airport or onboard the plane, this article will leave you feeling confident that YES, you can fly with your autistic child, and yes there are lots of things you can do to make the journey a success.

Travelling with autistic children can present unique challenges for families, but with the right support and preparation, it can also be a rewarding and enriching experience.

Our overnight stay went much better than expected; in fact we have used airport hotels again twice since that trip. Read on to discover the 10 things we did that helped make our stay at the airport hotel as autism friendly as possible for our family.

An essential guide to Eurostar's Special Assistance Scheme for Families with Autistic Children.

This post provides all you need to know about travelling on the Eurostar Special Assistance scheme with Autistic children.

8 reasons why I think every family with autistic children should consider booking Eurostar Plus tickets for their neurodiverse crew.