International Resources
Autism resources in United Kingdom
In the UK, people can speak with a GP about an autism assessment. These official and national sources explain the next steps.
National resources
NHS — Autism assessments (opens in new tab)
Official NHS
- Audience:
- Children, adults and families
- How it helps:
- Explains that you can speak with a GP about an assessment, and GPs can refer children and adults to local autism teams. In England, Right to Choose may allow people to choose an NHS assessment service with shorter waits.
National Autistic Society (opens in new tab)
National charity
- Audience:
- Autistic people, families, carers and professionals
- How it helps:
- Advice and guidance, adult support, education and children's services, local branches, community and an autism services directory.
- Administrative office (England):
- 0207 833 2299
Note: This is an administrative office line, not a crisis or support helpline.
NAS Autism Services Directory (opens in new tab)
UK-wide directory
- How it helps:
- Directory of autism-related services and organisations across the UK.
Note: The directory says inclusion does not imply endorsement.
London
NHS England London — Learning Disabilities and Autism (opens in new tab)
Official NHS England — London
- Audience:
- People with a learning disability, autism, or both in London
CNWL NHS — Where to get autism support (opens in new tab)
NHS London resource
- Audience:
- Children, young people and families
London Autism Service (opens in new tab)
London service listed in the NHS Autism Central directory
- Audience:
- Directory lists eligibility as age 5 to 98
- Phone:
- 0203 475 7543
- Email:
- info@londonautismservice.com
- Address:
- 39 Church Road, Wimbledon, London, SW19 5DQ, United Kingdom
Note: Inclusion in a directory is not an endorsement. Check the service directly before relying on it.
