Australian politician Emily Bourke established the world's first Office for Autism in South Australia in 2022 to enhance support for autistic individuals and their families.

A national autism strategy is underway to reform healthcare, education, and employment for autistic Australians.

The NDIS is adjusting eligibility criteria based on individual needs rather than diagnoses due to an increase in autistic participants.

Efforts to accommodate sensory needs in public spaces and promote acceptance of non-speaking individuals are being made to foster an inclusive society.

Advocates like Tim Chan and organizations such as the Australian Hotels Association are actively contributing to creating a supportive environment for autistic individuals.

There is a strong push for societal change, including better teacher training, inclusive school practices, and workplace accommodations for autistic employees.

The overarching goal is to move beyond awareness to acceptance and practical adjustments to help autistic individuals thrive in their communities.