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How to use this site
How to use this website
What AUTIGENCE can help with today, what is still being built, and what this website will not do.
What this website can do now, and what it cannot do.
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AUTIGENCE is being built as a home for clear autism information, practical support, and carefully chosen everyday products. This release includes pages, guides, accessibility settings, a shop, and a community forum.
AUTIGENCE is a website about autism information, support, and products. It has pages, guides, access settings, a shop, and a forum.
What you can do now
- Read guides for families, autistic people, teachers, and professionals.
- Read short guides.
- Search across guides and pages. A close spelling still finds a result.
- Search. A small spelling mistake can still work.
- Change text size, contrast, motion, colours, and wording.
- Make text bigger. Change colours. Use shorter sentences.
- Open live chat to ask a question or leave a message for a person. The community forum is a button in that panel.
- Open live chat to ask a question. The forum is a button in that panel.
What is still limited
The directory, events, Academy, and stories are open. Some directory listings are samples until staff check a real organisation. Live chat can answer from approved pages and can pass a message to a person. It is not an emergency service. The community forum is a separate button inside that panel.
The directory, events, courses, and stories are open. Some directory listings are examples. Chat can answer from pages on this site, or pass a message to a person. It is not for emergencies.
What this site will not do
AUTIGENCE does not diagnose autism. Guides are general information, not a personal plan and not medical advice. Live chat is not an emergency service. If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services.
This website does not diagnose autism. The guides are general. They are not a personal plan and they are not medical advice. Chat is not for emergencies. If someone is in danger now, contact local emergency services.
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