The Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) "care in the community" model has failed Autistic children and young people. Underfunding, staff shortages, and geographic disparities have created a hostile environment for Autistic service users, leading to a lifetime of instability. Issues with early intervention, continuity of care, and collaboration have resulted in over-representation in mortality data and inpatient settings.
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