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answer › date of answer	2016-07-21
hansard heading	Autism

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18/07/2016

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Department of Health

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Health

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Health

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Autism

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To ask the Secretary of State for Health, with reference to his Department's evaluation of the autism awareness project, what measures his Department plans to use to demonstrate (a) how many more people understand autism as a result of that project and (b) its overall value for money.

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Chesham and Amersham

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Mrs Cheryl Gillan

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is ministerial correction

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21/07/2016

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<p>After a public tendering process, the Autism Alliance UK were successful in receiving funding from the Department for their Connect to Autism project. This project has focused on improving awareness and understanding of autism in the general population by working with local and national providers of services in the private, public and voluntary sectors. A tendering process to evaluate the project will be undertaken shortly, with the evaluation aiming to identify, amongst other outcomes, how many people the awareness project has reached and its overall value for money.</p>

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Warrington South

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David Mowat

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21/07/2016 07:55:05

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label	Biography information for Dame Cheryl Gillan