The Egyptian Autistic Society offers a multitude of services for children with Autism, including: Diagnostic assessment: diagnose whether the child is on the autistic spectrum or not. Skills assessment: assess skills such as communication, social skills, academic skills and behavior. IEP: Individual Education plans written up for each child based on the findings of the skills assessment. Placement options including HeadStart full time, nursery part/full time with a shadow teacher, school part/full time with a shadow teacher. HeadStart Program: intensive full day program with a high teacher to child ratio,. using different approaches from ABA, TEACCH and Son Rise. Mainstreaming: mainstream children into nurseries then into schools. Individual sessions: sessions provided by EAS include the following; Speech therapy: speech therapist writes a program for each child after his initial assessment ABA sessions: based on each child’s IEP Social skills training: therapist takes the child out to various social settings and teaches him appropriate behaviors for that setting Home program: trained staff is sent home to help parents provide a structured set up for their child and parent support. Training: University special education students attend one year of training at EAS as part of their practical work before graduating. School students: various schools send their senior students to do community work and volunteer at EAS. Teacher training: Teachers from other associations, schools and nurseries attend courses on how to diagnose, modify behavior and work with autistic children. Setting up units: EAS staff helps other schools establish Autistic units on their premises. This was done in several schools in Cairo, Dubai and Jordan. Referral system: vast network and contacts of people who are well trained in dealing with Autistic children. Awareness Campaigns: campaigns to increase the awareness and understanding of Autism in the community.