Autism Association of WA — Services and Supports
Offered by Autism Association of Western Australia
Western Australia autism organisation offering diagnosis, therapy, family support, regional, home/living, employment and training services; use the service enquiry form to confirm fit, availability and funding.
Autism Association of WA — Services and Supports
The Autism Association of Western Australia is a multi-service autism organisation rather than one single programme. Its current services directory includes diagnosis, therapy services, family support, home and living, employment, regional services, training and specialised supports.
Who it may help
Autism WA describes services for different life stages, including early childhood, children and adolescents, and adults. Because each service has its own access rules, families should confirm the right pathway for the person’s age, goals, diagnosis or assessment status, location and funding.
Diagnosis is a narrower pathway: Autism WA’s diagnostic clinic page says autism assessments are for children and adolescents aged 2 to 18 years.
How to enquire
1. Use the Autism WA Service Enquiry form if you know which service you are interested in, or contact Autism WA if you are unsure where to start. 2. Be ready to share the person’s age, the service you are seeking, autism diagnosis status, NDIS plan status and your preferred contact details. 3. Ask Autism WA to confirm current availability, wait times, location, fees, NDIS funding options and any documents needed for the specific service.
Funding and costs
Autism WA says it is a registered NDIS provider in Western Australia and publishes NDIS pricing information. Diagnostic services are fee-based; Autism WA says Medicare rebates may apply and some subsidised assessment places are available for eligible families facing financial hardship. Costs and funding depend on the service, so families should confirm before booking or planning supports.
Contact
- Service enquiry form: https://autism.org.au/service-form/
- Metro phone: (08) 9489 8900
- Regional phone: 1800 636 427
- Email: autismwa@autism.org.au
- Services directory: https://autism.org.au/services/
Good to know for families
- This listing is a service-navigation entry, not a guarantee that every Autism WA service is open or available in every WA location.
- The previous ARH source URL pointed to a page-not-found route; use the current services directory above.
- For therapy, diagnosis or support decisions, speak with qualified professionals who know the person and confirm service details directly with Autism WA.
Sources
- Autism WA — Services: https://autism.org.au/services/
- Autism WA — Diagnosis: https://autism.org.au/services/diagnosis/
- Autism WA — Therapy Services: https://autism.org.au/services/therapy-services/
- Autism WA — Regional Services: https://autism.org.au/services/regional-services/
- Autism WA — NDIS Information: https://autism.org.au/knowledge-hub/ndis-information/
- Autism WA — Contact / Service Enquiry: https://autism.org.au/contact-us/
Eligibility
Autism WA supports individuals on the autism spectrum, families and carers across different life stages. Eligibility, age rules and funding vary by service; diagnosis assessments are for children and adolescents aged 2–18. Use the service enquiry form or contact Autism WA to confirm the right pathway.
How to apply
Submit the Service Enquiry form or contact Autism WA if unsure where to start. The form asks which service is being requested, the person’s age, autism diagnosis status and NDIS plan status. Confirm current wait times, location availability, fees/funding and any documents needed for the exact service before making plans.
At a glance
- Funding type: mixed
- Delivery: hybrid
- Services: Diagnosis, Therapy, Family Support, Regional Services, Employment, Adult Services
- Cost notes: Autism WA says it is a registered NDIS provider in Western Australia and publishes NDIS pricing. Diagnostic services are fee-based, with possible Medicare rebates and subsidised assessment places for eligible families facing financial hardship. Some services may be NDIS-funded, self-funded or otherwise arranged; confirm costs directly before starting.
Source and verification
Last source check: August 9, 2026
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