Autism Queensland is pleased to advise that seven (7) additional students will receive financial assistance to access an education at AQ School in 2027, following latest round of AQ Foundation Bursary applications.

Autism Queensland is pleased to announce the appointment of David Masters as Chair of the AQ Board, following the organisation's annual general meeting on Monday 24 August 2026.

Autism Queensland extends sincere thanks to Neil Makepeace who concluded his service as Chair of the Board at AQ's annual general meeting on Monday 24 August 2026.

Applications have now opened for the 2026 AQ Foundation Bursary program, aiming to support students whose families are experiencing financial hardship, where school fees pose a barrier to being enrolled at AQ School.

We invite you to shine a light on the outstanding achievements, advocacy, inclusion, and support happening across the state. Nominate now for the 2026 AQ Recognition Awards.

A campaign led by the Queenslanders Disability Network (QDN) and Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) is raising awareness of rental housing accessibility modifications making meaningful difference for people with disability.

We farewell AQ Manager Research & Development, Dr Jill Ashburner, in her retirement after almost 20 years of service as a leading researcher in autism, occupational therapy, and inclusive education.

AQ has launched the #Safe2BeMe toolkit, a co-designed resource to support Queensland schools create safe, more inclusive and supportive learning environments for autistic students.

Our Autism & Mental Health Project will conclude on 30 June 2026. The project delivered funded autism-specific training for mental health practitioners and organisations, and general practitioners.