Meet our new strategy and grants manager, Dianne Allison, and help us congratulate Sara Allen, a long-serving senior staff member, who has just graduated in her Masters in Educational Psychology and is about to take maternity leave this week.

One of our L4Life parents, David, has written a piece in conversation with himself at the time of his son Luca’s diagnosis several years before. A great read for other parents of children with ASD. Enjoy!

L4Life is proud to announce the publication of our research titled Audit of outcomes following a community-based early intensive behaviour intervention program for children with autism in Australia in the peer reviewed Australian Journal of Psychology.

On Sunday 18^th March, the Learning for Life Village came together to celebrate the opening of our new Learning for Life Autism Centre. We had a great cross section of our community from families past and present, staff, volunteers, board members and supporters/donors.

April is World Autism Awareness Month, and Learning For Life is celebrating with our Autism AbiliTEA campaign. We’re encouraging our supporters to host an AbiliTEA this April to help raise awareness about autism and the work L4Life do.

The Learning For Life team invites you and the rest of our L4Life Village to our Centre Opening event —  a celebration of our new home in Kew!

Does your child need psychological assessments to:

–       help with NDIS planning/funding application?
–       apply for school funding?
–       find the right school for your child?
–       find more about your child’s learning style?

We’re pleased to announce Learning For Life psychologists are now offering psychological assessments for children both with or without ASD, which can be administered whether your child is primarily non-verbal or has typical language development.

Here it is—our 2016/17 Annual Report! This is a comprehensive summary of our services and milestones, plus the invaluable contributions of L4Life Village members, that are supporting an increasing number of Victorian children with Autism and their families to reach their potential.