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This non-profit plays to the strengths of autistic young adults

This non-profit plays to the strengths of autistic young adults

Australian Spatial Analytics aims to find jobs for a group who are 10 times more likely to be unemployed than the national average.

Christopher Niesche
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Founded in 2020, Australian Spatial Analytics aims to provide employment for young autistic people. The not-for-profit business is a finalist in the Government, Education & Not-For-Profit category of The Australian Financial Review 2024 BOSS Most Innovative Companies awards.

About 34 per cent of autistic people are unemployed, about 10 times the national average, says founder Geoff Smith.

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Original URL: https://www.afr.com/work-and-careers/workplace/this-non-profit-plays-to-the-strengths-of-autistic-young-adults-20240926-p5kdtq