Treehouse is the national charity for autism education. Established in 1997 by a group of parents, TreeHouse now offers four core services: - an exemplar school, which offers primary and secondary education for local authority funded pupils - a research function, which will contribute to the evidence base of autism education interventions - a development service, which establishes new services and offers support and training to parents and professionals - a policy and public affairs team, which promotes best practice and influences policy-makers

Tree House news & Press releases

Acclaimed author Charlotte Moore to join other parents of children with autism in live online Q&A

Charlotte Moore,  acclaimed author and writer of the highly regarded “Mind the gap” column in The Gua...

Autism charity TreeHouse welcomes the Government’s call for evidence for SEN and Disability Green Paper out today (Friday 10 September)

TreeHouse, the national charity for autism education, welcomes the Government's call for evidence for the S...

Autism charity TreeHouse responds to latest on the Academies Act

TreeHouse has welcomed the steps the Government has taken through the Academies Act to help ensure th...

Nasen’s CEO, Lorraine Petersen, joins TreeHouse as Trustee and Vice Chair of School Governing Body

TreeHouse, the national charity for autism education, announces the appointment of Lorraine Petersen, CE...

Parents of disabled children and decision makers swap roles for national Walk In Our Shoes event

Over 30 key decision makers from across the country spent time with families of disabled children to...

Michael Gove free schools announcement: Pioneers of parent founded schools say they need support if parents are to lead the Government’s vision of setting up schools from scratch

In anticipation of Michael Gove’s statement about free schools today (18 June), TreeHouse and other lead...

Newton Faulkner to headline Ambition Gig in support of autism charity TreeHouse

Renowned singer songwriter Newton Faulkner will be headlining this year’s Ambition Gig at London’s KO...

Top MPs in live online chat with families of children with autism

Top MPs took part in live online chats yesterday (Tuesday 30 March) to talk directly to families of ch...

Autism charity TreeHouse concerned that needs of 500,000...

TreeHouse welcomes The Communication Trust's 2011 campaign...

TreeHouse concerned about Conservatives' drive towards more...

TreeHouse hopes Lamb Inquiry will pave the way for much...

Autism charity TreeHouse responds to latest findings on the...

Frustrated parents of children with autism put questions to...

The X Factor's Jamie Archer performs live at TreeHouse!

Jonathan Shaw, Minister for Disabled People, visits autism...

Ed Balls officially opens TreeHouse's Pears National Centre...

Three brothers under 10 run the Mini Great North Run for...

TreeHouse concerned over exclusions of children under seven...

TreeHouse welcomes government's review of home education

Autism charity TreeHouse welcomes NAO report calling for...

Key politicians attend autism seminar in the run up to the...

Tickets for autism charity gig featuring Mark Ronson and...

Arsenal FC support TreeHouse on World Autism Awareness Day

Parents of children with autism face postcode lottery

MP helps to bring autism law a step closer

TreeHouse urges you to ask your MP to support the Autism...

Over 40 MPs, Councillors and key decision makers take part...

TreeHouse report reveals children with autism are being...

TreeHouse supports the UN Convention on the Rights of...