The Act tackles stigma, shame, and the issue of late diagnosis by encouraging early detection, training professionals with empathy, and establishing community support that is developed alongside autistic individuals and their families, who are acknowledged as the authorities on their own lived experiences. By emphasizing autonomy, self-expression, and self-determination, the policy eliminates obstacles to self-fulfillment and replaces judgment with understanding in educational, healthcare, and public institutions. The inclusion of creative expression, sensory-oriented learning, and advisory boards guarantees genuine involvement and leadership from the autism community, alleviating parental shame and enhancing empowerment. In conclusion, this approach reinterprets autism through a compassionate perspective that values strengths, emotional experiences, and human potential, promoting solidarity, inclusion, and environments where autistic individuals can prosper throughout their lives.