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Enfield Advisory Service for Autism

Welcome to the
Enfield Advisory Service for Autism EASA

Our mission is to empower the education workforce, parents and autistic young people to work together, share understanding and create opportunities to enhance the education, wellbeing and success of all autistic children and young people in Enfield

EASA is the autism-specialist outreach service in Enfield. We are part of Russet House School, funded by the local authority, and we support autistic children and young people up to 25 yrs old. We do this by working with families, educational settings, local professionals and partner services to increase understanding of autism, and develop provision and practice across the borough.

EASA benefits from the expertise and extensive experience of staff from Russet House School as well as partnering with multidisciplinary autism specialists from across the borough and beyond.

EASA is the London Regional Partner of the Neuroinclusive Network (NEN) and works closely with them to raise awareness of autism and promote positive attitudes towards autistic people in schools, communities and places of work.

Our Results

In 2025 EASA
Supported

994
children, young people, parents & families

> 425 Parents
> 118 Schools
> 438 Children and Young People up to 17 years
> 13 Young People 18-25

In 2025 EASA
Provided

176
appointments & consultations of therapy and support

> 51 NEN Training Sessions
> 25 Parent Workshops
> 81 Case Study Consultations
> 19 Cuppa & Chat Sessions

In 2025 EASA
tRAINED

1294 people within the borough

> 1156 School Staff 
> 92 Parents
> 46 Professionals in other local teams

Our Partnership

Autism Education Trust Enfield Council National Austistic Society One-to-One Enfield Russet House Enfield Educational Psychology Service NHS Our Voice
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Parent Referral Changes

Our Parent Self-Request form will not be available from 1st August 2026 onwards.  We will be working on our new Parent Offer for 2026-27, which will launch in the Autumn Term. In the meantime, if you wish to speak to a member of EASA, you can do so at the following events:  

Summer Open Playground; 6th & 20th August, 10:00am – 11:30am
Time to Play (for parents of children up to age 3.5 years); 3rd September & 1st October
ENAS Coffee morning; Wednesday 9th September
Cuppa & Chat; 10th September & 17th September
Parent Drop-in at Craig Park; 23rd September

Thank you for your patience as we continue to develop our service.