Supporting children and adults
on the autism spectrum
imagine | include | innovate
Upcoming Events › Fundraising Events
List of Events
Drag Bingo Fundraiser
Join us for a night of fun, laughter and bingo hosted by our fabulous Drag Queen, Miss Penny Tration!
Chinese New Year Banquet
Join us as we celebrate the Year of the Rabbit at our annual Chinese New Year festivities.
20th Annual Golf Day
Join us for the 20th Annual Golf Day taking place at Bonnie Doon Golf Club.
Trivia Night
Get your team together and join us for a great night out at our Trivia Night!
Sydney School
Melbourne School
Autism is a pervasive development disorder which affects social and communication skills and, to a greater or lesser degree, motor and language skills.
Giant Steps was founded to help educate children and families experiencing autism, to alleviate associated stress and to guide in the achievement of measurable results.
A social enterprise focused on growing and harvesting a variety of plants, herbs and vegetables to provide vocational training and workplace skills for individuals on the autism spectrum.
Celebrating Giant Steps
Thank you for your ongoing support, especially throughout the pandemic.
We can't do what we do, without you.
Giant Steps 2022
Our latest video gives a small insight into what we do at Giant Steps and why your help is so important to us.
From the bottom of our hearts, thank you.
Giant Steps does not charge fees for our School Programs. While support is provided by the Australian, NSW and Victorian governments, Giant Steps must raise the majority of funds through corporate or individual donations and fundraising events.
Giant Steps Australia is a registered charity and donations are tax deductible.
At Giant Steps we spread a culture of caring and professional excellence through our school and the broader community.
We believe that sharing information and resources is fundamental to developing a shared understanding of best practice in education and therapy services supporting the learning of individuals with Autism.