To Spectrum Space, people living with autism possess unique skills that can bring great benefits to the workplace, community and relationships. Spectrum Space hosts a range of innovative and exciting educational and community events designed to inform, increase awareness, challenge current thinking and sometimes just have fun together!
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The Spectrum Space Symposium is an event for anyone with an interest in autism and provides a unique opportunity to bring the autism community together to listen, learn and network, as well as meet with many key local service providers.
The Telethon Holiday Makers Program offers a range of activities during the school holidays
Connection & Creativity for Wellbeing is a free, five‑week, neurodiversity‑affirming program designed for autistic and neurodivergent teen girls and gender‑diverse young people aged 15–18.
On Saturday, 15 March, RFBYC will host a Passata Making Day, followed by a long‑table lunch, with proceeds supporting Spectrum Space and our work within the autistic community.
Glow & Flow is a free, inclusive silent disco event designed specifically for neurodivergent young people aged 10–18, delivered as part of Youth Week WA.
Designed to support young people in developing professional skills and gaining real-world experience through a two-phase structure.
Spectrum Space has been invited to contribute artwork to the RFBYC Annual Art Exhibition, to be held in June.
Spectrum Space is proud to have hosted a number of innovative community and business events
