Empowering autism awareness and understanding for everyone

Anaxea is dedicated to supporting children with autism and educating families, caregivers, and communities about neurodivergence. Together, we create a more inclusive world.

Understanding Neurodivergence

Whether you're a parent, educator, or simply curious about autism spectrum disorder, Anaxea provides the resources and support you need to make a difference.

Latest research

Stay informed with the latest findings in autism research, neurodiversity studies, and evidence-based support strategies.

At Anaxea, we believe every child deserves to be understood and supported.

Autism affects 1 in 36 children worldwide, yet many families still face misunderstanding and lack of resources. We're here to change that by providing accessible education and support for everyone.

Whether you're a parent navigating a new diagnosis, an educator seeking inclusive strategies, or someone who wants to better understand neurodivergence, Anaxea is your trusted resource.

Compassion

Understanding and empathy at the heart of everything we do

Inclusivity

Creating a world where neurodivergent individuals thrive

Education

Evidence-based knowledge accessible to everyone

Community

Connecting families and building support networks

Learn

Educational resources for families, educators, and anyone new to understanding autism and neurodivergence.

Our Projects

We're developing innovative tools and resources to support children with autism and their families.

Coming Soon

Communication Helper

Visual communication boards helping children express their thoughts and feelings.

Coming Soon

Sensory Companion

Tools to manage sensory sensitivities and create calming experiences.

Coming Soon

Learning Games

Interactive games designed for autism-friendly learning at their own pace.

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Ready to make a difference?

Join our community of families, educators, and advocates working together to create a more understanding world for children with autism.