Autism Accreditation

"The mission of Autism Accreditation is to improve the quality of provision for people with an autistic spectrum disorder by:

Providing a systematic framework for continuous review and development

Ensuring Accredited services demonstrate that they meet established criteria"

Autism Accreditation

Provides an autism-specific quality assurance programme for over 200 organisations throughout the UK and across the globe: clients include local authorities, NHS trusts, education authorities, local autistic societies and private companies.

Actively seeks to help like-minded organisations throughout the world to use our expertise, in order to develop national standards on a franchising basis.

What does it mean for TreeHouse and ABA?

Being accredited by the National Autistic Society’s Autism Accreditation panel means a lot to TreeHouse. As the first ABA school in the UK, TreeHouse has had to prove itself as using an effective, scientifically based method of teaching children with Autism – ABA. The Autism Accreditation programme reviews a wide range of very specific standards of the service and therefore, having been fully accredited, it is clear that TreeHouse is providing a good education to its pupils using ABA.

Through the programme, TreeHouse will continue to be reviewed on an annual basis.