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Victorian autism plan progress report

Published by:
Department of Families, Fairness and Housing
Date:
3 Sep 2025

About the progress report

The Victorian autism plan aims to make things fairer and more inclusive for autistic people in Victoria. The Victorian autism plan now expires in mid-2027. This allows it to match the timelines for the next State disability plan.

The Victorian autism plan includes 93 actions for the Victorian Government. There are actions in 19 priority areas. Victorian Government departments and agencies are implementing these actions.

We updated the Victorian autism plan in November 2024. At that time, we said we would provide a progress report after 12 months. The report is for the Minister for Disability and the governance bodies that oversee the plan. These are:

  • the Interdepartmental Committee on Disability Reform
  • the Autism Plan Advisory Group (also called the advisory group in this document)
  • the Victorian Disability Advisory Council.

This document is a summary of the progress report. It explains our progress and key achievements. It also includes a section with future actions.

This document also describes our work to prepare for measuring outcomes for autistic people. Measuring outcomes will help us to know if the plan is making a difference in people’s lives.

Victorian autism plan

The original Victorian autism plan was published in 2019.

The Victorian autism plan: 2023 refresh was published in 2023.

Updated