Read the draft
Start with the public Standard v1.0 draft. It shows what we are testing and what no one may claim yet.
For business owners and staff
Make the welcome easier to plan.
Explore practical resources on communication, sensory considerations and clear information before a visit. AutismCertified is an exploratory initiative; its certification pathway is a public draft.
Qualified reviewers, validation and certification service availability have not been established. A course or payment does not grant a public badge or listing.
A practical starting point
Begin with the visit itself.
Use the checklist to look at arrival, waiting, communication and the options your team can actually offer.
Directory information
Help visitors plan a visit to your place.
A source-backed editorial page can point visitors to practical details your business already publishes and help them ask what to expect before arriving.
Ask about directory fitThis inquiry is free and exploratory. Sharing details does not automatically create a listing or certification, or guarantee visitor traffic.
Useful details to share
- 01Your official visit or accessibility page.
- 02Specific practical arrangements and their limits.
- 03A public contact or official update route for changing details.
See how one existing editorial reference presents source-linked visit facts. It is not an endorsement, partner or certified listing.
A pathway still in draft
What the public draft describes
Prepare evidence
A location needs training records, written support steps, clear pre-visit details, and a feedback path.
Wait for a decision
Only a valid standard and human review can allow a public badge or directory claim. A course, payment, or self-check cannot.
Have a question?
Share your business context or ask about existing resources. The form records interest; it does not book training or review.