
Specialist & Founder
Marie Gaterama
Marie Gaterama is the founder of Ubuntu Autism Support. She offers personalised private support for autistic individuals and their families, guided by the Ubuntu philosophy of interconnectedness — the belief that we grow and thrive through one another.
Private Services
Six Ways We Can Support You
Ongoing Support
Our Ubuntu Approach
Support doesn’t end after a single session. We walk alongside families over time, adjusting guidance as your child grows and your needs change. Rooted in Ubuntu — “I am because we are” — our approach empowers parents and carers with the knowledge, confidence and connection to support their child every day.




The Process
How Private Support Works
01
Get in Touch
Reach out to share a little about your family and the support you are looking for.
02
Initial Conversation
We talk through your needs, questions and priorities to understand where support can help most.
03
Personalised Plan
Together we agree on the services and approach that best fit your child and family.
04
Ongoing Support
Support continues at your pace, with regular check-ins and adjustments as your family's needs change.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is private support for?
Private support is for autistic individuals and their families who are looking for personalised guidance tailored to their unique needs and goals.
How do I get started?
Simply get in touch to arrange an initial conversation. Together we will discuss your situation and explore how private support could help.
Is support offered as a one-off or ongoing?
Both options are available. Some families choose a single session, while others prefer ongoing support that adapts as needs change.
Does private support replace clinical or medical advice?
No. Private support is designed to complement, not replace, advice from medical or clinical professionals.
Disclaimer: Ubuntu Autism Support provides private, non-clinical support, guidance and advocacy. Our services do not replace medical, psychological, therapeutic, legal or statutory services. Please seek advice from an appropriately qualified professional for diagnosis, treatment or emergencies.

