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The Parent’s Portal by Autism Early Support is a new digital platform for parents/carers. As part of the council's universal offer to families, the Parent’s Portal by Autism Early Support (AES) was commissioned to provide free online support and guidance

Autistic children and young people can exhibit different behaviours toward others. There is always a reason for challenging behaviour. It may not be easy to see at first. It is the child’s or adult’s best attempt at telling you something.

Support available for autistic people who may have difficulty communicating.

Support for eating problems for those who have autism.

Support for children and young people with autism may find it harder to make friends.

Services that can help with leisure activities for autistic people.

Guidance and information about health and mental health support for those with Autism.

Support for children and young people with autism who struggle at school.

Support for autistic children who struggle with sensory issues and have bad reactions to certain sights, sounds, smells, tastes and textures.

Advice for parents and carers of autistic children or young people on the support that is available in Buckinghamshire after an autism diagnosis

Support for those teaching a child with autism to use the toilet.

Buckinghamshire social media support groups for parents/carers who have a child with autism.

Organisations and resources to support you and your child/young person with Autism.

Help and advice for parents and carers in Buckinghamshire who want to get an autism diagnosis for their child

Local help and support in Buckinghamshire for parents and carers of children or young people with autism

View a list of large-scale tree planting schemes in Buckinghamshire

A project funded by Beaconsfield & Chepping Wye Community Board and High Wycombe Community Board

A fund that helps community groups and volunteers to target neglected landscapes and grow more trees in non-woodland settings

Transport for children aged 5 to 16

Transport for young people aged 16 to 19

Transport for young people aged 19 to 25

Making your own travel arrangements

Raising issues about agreed travel arrangements

Challenging a decision about school transport

If your child is not eligible for free school transport

Information on Better Lives Assessments and the eligibility criteria to be able to get support from the Council.

Explore the different care and support options available to you, both in your home and in various residential settings.