NDIS New Framework Planning – What We Know So Far
This information is correct as at 12th March 2026. Decisions and new rules made by the Commonwealth, States and Territories, and the NDIA could …
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Early Years
Information and resources for supporting autistic kids aged 0-6 years
Primary School
Information and resources for supporting autistic kids aged 7-12 years
High School
Information & resources for autistic teenagers aged 13-18 years
Adults
Information and resources for autistic adults aged 18 years and over
Our Services
SWAN News
New Titles in SWAN’s Resource Library
Did you know the SWAN Busselton office has an extensive resource library that’s free for members? Here are some titles we’ve recently added: The …
Alarm at NDIS Reform Revelations
Today is International Day of People with Disability. On a day that should be about celebrating people with disability, we were appalled to read …
We’re Hiring! SWAN are seeking two part time Admin Officers
APPLICATIONS NOW CLOSED SWAN is seeking two detail-oriented Administrative Officers to support finance, data and office functions for our small, values-driven team, in a …
Welcome to SWAN
The South West Autism Network (SWAN) is a not for profit, charitable organisation supporting autistic individuals and their families living in the beautiful south west region of Western Australia.
Our members are spread from Australind to Augusta, inland to Bridgetown, Manjimup and everywhere in between – including Eaton, Bunbury, Busselton, Dunsborough, Metricup, Cowaramup, Karridale, Margaret River, Collie, Harvey and Donnybrook.
SWAN is working to improve acceptance and inclusion of autistic children, teens and adults in our community, empowering people through improved access to information, resources, training and support services.
About SWAN
SWAN aims to empower autistic people and people with disability in south west WA and beyond.
Our Team
Meet our team of people with disability and family members of people with disability.