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Welcome to AWorks Resource Page
Links & Resources
There’s more information than ever about living with disabilities, but it can be hard to know what’s trustworthy. Here at AWorks, we focus specifically on Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), with special attention to Asperger’s Syndrome (AS). And in a time when so much confusing or misleading information is circulating—especially from Washington—we believe this site is more valuable than ever. our own views.
As we continue to grow and learn from our community, we understand the diverse needs of our supporters and the individuals we meet at events. This has inspired us to expand our resource offerings, ensuring that you can easily access the insights, tools, and support you need in navigating the complexities of autism and Asperger’s Syndrome. We are committed to curating trustworthy information and resources that reflect the collective experiences and challenges faced by those in our community, making it easier for you to find valuable guidance on your journey. Explore our new pages and discover a wealth of knowledge designed to empower and uplift.
Books in Our Library
These valuable books have been generously donated to our organization by family members and numerous supporters, and this noteworthy contribution continues to enhance the resources we offer to our community. We have diligently compiled summaries of each book, sourced from reputable book sellers’ websites, along with insightful perspectives from our dedicated readers. These summaries are provided solely for reference and may not fully reflect the books’ content or intended messages. By offering this compilation, we aim to deepen understanding of the material while honoring the contributions of our supporters. (Visit Our Library)
Resources for Parents
Understanding autism and Asperger’s can be a daunting task for parents, particularly when it comes to recognizing the signs and finding appropriate resources for support. At AWorks Links & Resources, we strive to simplify this journey by providing straightforward, easy-to-understand information tailored to your needs. Our resource page offers insights into identifying potential signs of autism spectrum disorders, along with a carefully selected list of trustworthy resources designed to assist you and your child. Our mission is to equip you with the knowledge and tools you need to create a nurturing environment, empowering you to seek appropriate support and advocate effectively for your child’s individual needs. Together, we can light the way for families navigating these complexities. (Visit Resources for Parents)
Resources for Teachers
At AWorks, we understand that the journey through Autism Spectrum Disorders is as unique as each individual, and that’s why we are committed to fostering a rich environment where educators and advocates can come together to share not only their successes but also the challenges they face. Within our community, you will be able to find an array of perspectives that highlight the diverse experiences of students and families navigating the complexities of autism. By embracing collaboration and open dialogue, we aim to cultivate innovative strategies and solutions that promote understanding and acceptance in educational settings. As we continue to build this dynamic hub, we encourage you to take advantage of the carefully curated resources available to support your work in the classroom and beyond. We believe that every effort counts in crafting a brighter future for all learners. (Visit Resources for Teachers)
Resources for Seniors
As we recognize the ongoing journey of individuals on the autism spectrum, it’s essential to acknowledge the unique needs that arise as they transition into their senior years. This phase of life can introduce a range of new challenges, including significant shifts in social support systems, evolving healthcare needs, and the need for more opportunities for meaningful engagement. To better serve our community, we have compiled an extensive set of resources tailored for autistic seniors and their caregivers. These offerings encompass specialized programs, comprehensive support networks, and access to a wealth of valuable information that aims to not only enhance quality of life but also promote independence. Whether you are seeking assistance for yourself or for someone you care about deeply, we are dedicated to empowering you with the knowledge and connections you need to navigate this vital stage of life with both confidence and dignity. (Visit Resources for Seniors)
About AWorks
AWorks’ Mission: Empowering Adults with Autism to Succeed in the Workplace
At AWorks (aka Asperger Works), we are dedicated to tackling the employment challenges faced by adults with Autism/Asperger’s Syndrome (AS). We provide supportive employer training—both in person and online—to create more inclusive, understanding workplaces. Put simply, our mission is to help adults on the autism spectrum find meaningful employment and thrive in their careers.
Whether you are autistic yourself, care about someone who is, hope to hire autistic employees, or are simply curious, we know how important it is to have access to reliable, up-to-date information about autism and Asperger’s. Our goal is to make this a place where you can find the guidance, resources, and support you’re looking for. We’re glad you’re here.
Links & Resources
Understanding Masking
Understanding Autism and Masking: Why It Matters for Everyone Masking—sometimes called “camouflaging”—is a daily reality for many autistic people. While all humans adjust parts of themselves to fit into social situations, autistic masking is far more intense and often...
College Planning Guide for Students with Learning Disabilities
Are you a student with a learning disability planning to attend college? If so, you may encounter some unique challenges. While access to information has improved since 2016—when a National Center for Learning Disabilities survey found that 72% of 800 parents...
CDC Changes Vaccine – Autism Guidelines
The CDC has abruptly changed a key webpage on vaccines and autism, replacing years of clear, evidence-based messaging with language that suggests the science is “not settled.” Until now, the agency has stated plainly that research shows vaccines do not cause autism....