

PARTNERSHIP & SUPPORT
Australia Autism & Neurodiversity Alliance (AANA) welcomes collaboration with government agencies, universities, research institutions, healthcare systems, and community organisations worldwide.
AANA is committed to building structural pathways across education, healthcare, social participation, and employment systems, supporting autistic and neurodiverse individuals—particularly those from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds—to achieve genuine, safe, and sustainable inclusion.
Our Collaboration Framework
AANA offers a range of partnership models, including:
1. Academic & Research Collaboration
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Joint research in autism, neurodiversity, cognition, and inclusive design
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Co-development of creative and educational programs
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Interdisciplinary knowledge exchange, roundtables, and seminars
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2. Government & Policy Engagement
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Providing cultural insight and community consultation
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Contributing to multicultural neurodiversity policy development at both state and federal levels
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Partnering on pilot initiatives in inclusive employment, education, and social participation
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Offering system-level feedback grounded in lived experience
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3. Community & International Cooperation
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Promoting global knowledge-sharing on inclusive education and employment
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Co-hosting cultural, creative, health, and community events
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Collaborating on public awareness, content translation, and resource dissemination
Funding & Strategic Support
AANA is currently developing several key initiatives—including the Pure-Mind Academy, our community engagement programs, and our cross-system inclusion projects. To bring these initiatives into full operation, we welcome funding partnerships, strategic sponsorships, and collaborative grants with government, universities, foundations, and industry.
We invite partners who share our vision to collaborate with us in co-creating programs, co-applying for grants, or contributing targeted resources that enable these initiatives to grow and reach the communities who need them most.