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While the Autism Collaborative may promote or share information about research projects conducted by other organisations, such promotion does not constitute an endorsement or representation of those organisations, their views, or their work.
The Autism Collaborative is not responsible for the content, conduct, or outcomes of such studies. Our role is limited to facilitating awareness of opportunities that may be of interest to the community.
Please contact the respective organisations for more information about their research programs.
If you have participated in any of these research projects and would like to share your feedback, or if your organisation wishes to have a research project listed, please reach out to us at imh.autism.research@nhghealth.com.sg.
Our organization reserves the right to remove any research project listed without any prior notice.
Study on Grandparents of Children with Autism
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Study on Fathers of Children with Autism
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HKU ADHD Study
Researchers from the University of Hong Kong and international collaborators are seeking individuals with ADHD or their caregivers to complete a questionnaire!
Please scan the QR code in the poster to participate.
*Please note that individuals with autism and ADHD comorbidity, and their caregivers, are welcome to join this study as well.
Study on Autistic Youths' Self-Reported Social Engagement and Social Preferences
Mapping the Community Participation Gap: Autistic Youths' Self-Reported Social Engagement and Social Preferences in Singapore
Researchers are seeking autistic youth aged 15 to 35 years living in Singapore to participate in their study. Participation involves completing a one-time online survey, which will take approximately 25 to 35 minutes to complete. Upon completion of the survey, participants may also choose to enter a lucky draw, where eleven (11) winners will each receive SGD $45 via PayNow.
Please refer to the study poster for more information.
Interested individuals may register your interest here.