A free program to build confidence, self-understanding, and real-life skills
The Autism Understanding for Teens (AUT) program is back, proudly supported by YACWA and Lotterywest.
Designed for autistic young people aged 15–18, this free program supports teens to better understand themselves, build confidence, and develop practical skills to navigate school, friendships, and wellbeing.
The AUT program provides a calm, welcoming, and inclusive space where young people can show up as themselves.
Our sessions are:
Participants will explore tools and strategies that support:
Across the 6-week program, participants will explore:
📍 Location: Fremantle
📅 Dates: Every Monday from 3 Aug 2026
⏳ Duration: 6 weeks
⏰ Time: 4:30pm – 7:00pm
💰 Cost: FREE
Places are limited to ensure a safe, supportive, and high-quality experience for all participants.
This program is suitable for:
The AUT program is delivered by Spectrum Space’s experienced facilitators, who are passionate about creating safe, inclusive, and neuroaffirming environments for young people.
The AUT program was first delivered with support from the Fremantle Foundation and has since been thoughtfully refined and further developed in collaboration with participants throughout 2025. This ensures the content remains relevant, engaging, and shaped by the voices and experiences of autistic young people.
The AUT program is led by our two dedicated facilitators and supported by trained student mentors, helping to create a supportive, responsive, and welcoming group environment for all participants.
Spots are limited and demand is high.
You will be contacted with further details once your application is received.
For more information, please contact info@spectrumspace.org.au.
This project is made possible thanks to the YACWA Small Grants Program, supported by Lotterywest.
