Joining Daslne; Daslne; Newcastle University

You are here:
Newcastle University »
Daslne » About our Project » Joining Daslne

Skip to Content

Joining Daslne

Daslne Database

Daslne is a database of children with autism spectrum disorder living in the North East of England.

The idea behind the database is to help in planning services for children in the region. The database can also be used as a basis for research into our understanding of ASD.

For the database to be most useful, it must aim to give a complete picture. We would therefore like your help with this, by agreeing to participate in Daslne.

You can read all of the following information for parents here.

Why become involved?

The database has many potential benefits. It will give accurate reports about children with ASD in the North East of England. Parents can ask for these reports.

The database will answer important questions about changes in the numbers of children with ASD and their needs. This will give all services and voluntary organisations accurate information to plan ahead to provide high quality support and services to you and other families.

How do I become involved?

If you prefer to join by post you just have to follow these steps:

Get the information pack and consent form either from your key professional or Daslne or print off by choosing one of the links below. Return the consent form.
Fill in the questionnaire (Daslne will send it to you) and return.
You will then be registered with Daslne and your information will be kept up to date.

Consent Form Consent Form

Please see bottom of page for translation into Bengali, Chinese and Polish.