The Scottish Strategy for Autism
Scottish Government
Learning Directorate
Country Resources
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Scotland
2 November 2011
Policy document
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The Scottish government wants individuals with autism to be respected, accepted and valued by their communities and so have devised a series of goals and recommendations to help achieve this. Such recommendations include the government providing strategic leadership on improving the lives of people effected by autism and ensuring such people have training and opportunities to help them overcome barriers preventing them from getting and sustaining a job.Content
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