Take AQtion for autism

Your support has the power to change lives

Every AQtion counts

Start your own fundraiser at work, school, or in your community to support Queenslanders with autism. From fun runs to morning teas, every event helps raise vital funds and awareness. Join us in 2025 and help create a more inclusive future. Your support, whether through fundraising, a one-off donation, or regular giving, helps fund therapy, education, and life-changing services for autistic children and adults across Queensland. Every action counts.

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Ways to support

Fundraise

Community Impact

Get involved by hosting a fundraiser at your workplace, school, or in your community. Every event helps us work together toward a world of participation, opportunity, and choice for autistic people.

Charity Raffle

Win a $250K prize pack!
When you buy an AQ ticket in the Play For Purpose raffle, 50% goes directly to helping us deliver our services.

Regular Giving

Support That Lasts
Join our community of regular givers and make a lasting difference. Your ongoing donation to Autism Queensland helps provide vital therapy, education, and support services for autistic children, adults, and their families.

Workplace Giving

Make a recurring donation from your pay to reduce your taxable income. Many employers match donations, doubling your impact!

Corporates

Partner with Autism Queensland to support autistic people. Align your business with a great cause and make a lasting impact today.

Bursary Fund

Only 45% of autistic students finish Year 12. Help change this by donating to give the life-changing gift of education and support.

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Join an event

While you can support Autism Queensland at any time of the year, there are two fantastic opportunities when our community comes together to make an even bigger impact

April | Autism Month

Celebrate diversity and inclusion during Autism Month! Schools, workplaces, and individuals show their true colours to raise awareness and vital funds for autism Queenslanders.

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September

Be part of the iconic Bridge to Brisbane and turn every step into support for autistic people across the state. Whether you're walking, running, or cheering from the sidelines, your participation helps fund essential programs.

Donate to Autism Queensland

Since 1967, we’ve been Queensland’s longest-standing provider of autism-specific education, therapy, and support services—helping children, adults, their families, and the professionals who support them.

We are committed to excellence in service delivery and dedicated to transforming lives. With your support, we can make an even greater impact—every donation helps create a brighter future.

Early childhood intervention services

Therapy & support for autistic people of all ages

Employment and independant living programs

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Your support helps create brighter futures for autistic Australians.

Autism affects 1 in 70 people, impacting over a million lives - including families, friends, and communities. Your generosity helps provide vital services that support independence, opportunity, and inclusion.

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Ryan's Story

Three years ago, Ryan was struggling. Overwhelmed by school, he faced daily challenges that left him isolated. Loud noises, rigid routines, and sensory overload made it impossible for him to cope. By Year 2, he had stopped attending altogether, and his mum, Bree, left her job to support him at home.

Then they found Autism Queensland. At AQ School, Ryan entered a world designed for him—small classes, understanding teachers, and the support he needed to thrive. He made friends, discovered a love for animals, and even started dreaming about university.

“I don’t know where we’d be without AQ,” says Bree. “Ryan’s whole world has changed. Now, he belongs.”