From time to time, INGO ‘Child with future’ Foundation conducts surveys of Ukrainians with autism, their parents, teachers and other specialists professionally dealing with this issue. We conducted the first ssurvey back in 2014, the results of the latest research – within the framework of the pan-European initiative ‘Autism Europe’ were publicly presented at the beginning of 2020.
In Ukraine, there is still a lack of information about autism, therefore such surveys are unique and important for the entire Ukrainian society, not only for specialists.
In this section, we will acquaint you not only with the analytical products of the INGO ‘Child with future’ Foundation but also with the results of research conducted on the topic of autism in other countries of the world.
The survey participants named sustainable state support and tolerance of society as the main advantages of the EU countries. However, in their opinion, Ukraine has a wider range of educational…
The results of the survey on autism in Ukraine, conducted by the “Child with Future” Foundation, a member of Autism Europe, ahead of 2022 among parents and professionals, makes it…
From June 8 to 22, 2021, the ‘Child with Future’ Foundation conducted an anonymous survey of almost 10,000 audiences related to autism problems: parents of autistic children and their relatives,…
Scientists advise having pets. American experts conducted a study and learned about the improvement in empathy and reduction of anxiety in autistic children after interacting with cats. This is reported…
Results of the survey on autism by 'Child with Future' Foundation Experts on the situation with autism in Ukraine-2020
Results of Autism Europe's survey Impact of the COVID-19 confinement on condition and activity of autistic people
International Foundation “Child with a future” (Kyiv, Ukraine) summed up the public survey results about autism in Ukraine at the beginning of 2015. According to the world’s leading organizations concerned…
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World-2014 According to official data from the World Health Organization (2014) 1 in 160 children in the world has an autism spectrum disorder. Back then, the WHO emphasized that this…
In Ukraine, the greatest support for people with autism exists in preschools, primary and secondary schools. At the same time, the situation with universities is radically different - people do…