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Resource For The Whole Of Greater Manchester’s Autism Community

The Greater Manchester Autism Consortium (GMAC) needed more than a website. They needed a digital home for one of the most important communities in the region. Their existing online presence wasn’t doing justice to the breadth of support, services, and information available to autistic people and their families across Greater Manchester.

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Building an Accessible Future: Our Experience at the Natspec Conference

Posted by Ezra Rushen What a brilliant couple of days we had at the Natspec conference, meeting with the heads of England’s specialist colleges! We were thrilled to be there, taking a stand alongside our new partners, Nexer Digital. Together, we launched our collaboration by offering colleges a free website health check. This report, based

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SENDCode Powers Up the Manchester Local Offer with a New Regular Podcast!

Exciting news! The Manchester Local Offer is now more than just a website—it’s a podcast too! Created by the digital team at SENDCode Agency and supported by interns from DISC, the Local Offer Podcast is here to bring you real stories, inclusive activities, and interviews with local SEND services across Manchester. Whether you’re a young

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Just Ask Me

Just Ask Us – A Video Series by Autistic Young People, for School Senior Leaders Just Ask Us is a set of videos created by the Greater Manchester Autism Consortium (GMAC) in collaboration with SENDCode and DISC. Aimed at senior school leaders across Greater Manchester, the series highlights how small, low- or no-cost adjustments can

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Get Autism

Get Autism is a project created between Digital Advantage, SENDCode and DISC, led by Dylan. The idea behind the campaign is to emphasise the lack of understanding around autism within the work environment and encourage employers to pledge to campaign to support the cause.

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