Positive Partnerships

Nobody knows the complexities of parenting or caring for a child on the autism spectrum like you do.

Every child is different; which is why partnerships with schools is important to foster, for this can provide the best support to a child's education.

Bringing together your experience and intimate knowledge with our own evidence-based approach, we can create the most positive pathway through the complexities of education for children and young people on the autism spectrum.

Positive Partnerships provides professional support and assistance for parents and carers like you. Our solution based tools and workshops will help you build your confidence and knowledge in some of the key areas associated with supporting your child as they grow and develop.

All of our online and in-person programs are backed and funded by the Australian Government, and have been since 2008. This reflects the bi-partisan support and value the government place on this program.

When we work together, we can help create a path for children that provides them with the best possible learning opportunities. If you feel you'd like to know more, share experiences and learn from others living your experience, we're here with authentic and practical support.

Positive Partnerships is the foundation of a positive support network between parents, teachers, carers and the children in your care.

To view our future workshop locations please stay tuned to this page, visit our website positivepartnerships.com.au or call 1300 881 971.

Not able to attend a workshop?

The parent/carer course and materials are also available online. By participating in the online course you will gain:
* A greater understanding of the impact of autism
* An understanding about the processes and strategies for effective parent, school and teacher partnerships
*Specific strategies on how you can advocate for your child
* Strategies to strengthen your support network and how to link to local services.




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