Mansfield Autism Practitioner
A Mansfield Autism Practitioner joins in the lives and routines of families, providing a service that is compassionate, caring and proactive.
Family routines and continuity of care
Our Mansfield Autism Practitioners (MAPs) stay in the family home, which helps to observe critical times and provide individualised and relevant ideas and strategies that fit in with the family routine. We provide continuity of care, supporting young people and their families through times of transition and change.
Home based
We offer practical support in the family home. Our MAPs live (where possible) with the family for 3 – 5 days at a time, multiple times a year. We travel to all Victorian families.
Autism specific
Our MAPs incorporate a range of autism strategies into the daily program within the home, school and community. MAPs have professional expertise in autism and offer a wide range of individualised supports.
Personal qualities
Parents note the importance of a service that focuses on solutions and outcomes for their child. Parents often report feeling more optimistic and hopeful when receiving MAP services.


How to access MAP in-home service
Families require funding under the NDIS Capacity Building: Improved Relationships or Capacity Building: Improved Daily Living Skills categories. We may require funding to conduct a functional behaviour assessment and intervention plan.
Mansfield Autism Practitioner service is currently at full capacity
Our MAP service is in higher demand than ever before and we have reached maximum capacity.
With hundreds of families already on our expression of interest list we have no choice but to close to new enquiries.
Please keep checking back to see when we start to accept expressions of interest for our MAP service again.
Mansfield Autism Statewide Services is a registered NDIS provider.
You can view the current NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits here.
Mansfield Autism are committed to promoting and protecting at all times the best interests of children and young people involved in its programs. Any child having contact with Mansfield Autism has the right to feel safe and be safe. The wellbeing of children in our care will always be our first priority and we have zero tolerance to child abuse.