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Sheffield Autism Partnership Survey

Government guidance says that each local authority must work with local NHS services to set up an Autism Partnership. This partnership must include people with autism and their families, as well as the organisations, professional people and others who provide services to them.

The Autism Partnership Steering Group in Sheffield wants to find ways to bring a lot more people together to improve opportunities and services for people with autism. The Steering Group would like to set out how an Autism Partnership for Sheffield could work and has been seeking views in their online survey which closes on 13th February 2017.

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