Unmet autism needs put a third of families in debt

One-third of families that have a child with autism have fallen into debt in the past year due to the condition.

Unmet autism needs put a third of families in debt

One-third of families that have a child with autism have fallen into debt in the past year due to the condition.

That's according to a new study published by health economists at NUI Galway which examined the level and nature of unmet service needs of children and adolescents with a clinically diagnosed autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and debt related to meeting the needs of such families in Ireland.

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