Nurul Raihana Awliya Binti Mohd SyahrafaNur Fazidah Asmuje@Asmuzi2025-10-212025-10-212024Nurul Raihana Awliya Binti Mohd Syahrafa, Nur Fazidah Binti Asmuje. (2024). Interventions for Autism Spectrum Disorder Communities: A Scoping Review. Insan Junior Researchers International Conference 2024 (IJURECON 2024) , 32–36. https://raudahusim.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/USIM-eDocs/EXrJQXKFR1JAurDWj_VmLiYBRXCK10uGRWJC_WRAu3bsBw?e=07OjRG3083-8509https://raudahusim.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/USIM-eDocs/EXrJQXKFR1JAurDWj_VmLiYBRXCK10uGRWJC_WRAu3bsBw?e=07OjRGhttps://oarep.usim.edu.my/handle/123456789/278535th Insan Junior Researchers International Conference 2024 (iJURECON 2024) : "STREAM for a better future”/ editors : Ahmad Fuad Mohamad Amin, Ahmad Bazli Ahmad Hilmi, Nurhidaya Mohamad Jan, Norazlina Subani 25-26 October 2024 Organized by : Kolej Permata InsanAutism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a chronic neurodevelopmental disorder that has become a significant global health concern. The rising prevalence of ASD across many countries has impacted individual and family due to extensive medical care, behavioural therapies and educational support. Studies reported that early intervention may reduce the financial and social burden on families and healthcare. As ASD presents in diverse characteristics, the necessity for tailored specific interventions is required. Therefore, this study aims to conduct a scoping review of articles which have evaluated intervention for ASD. Articles with keywords, titles or abstracts and free access for full article containing the terms ‘Autism’ OR ‘Autism Spectrum Disorder’ OR ‘ASD’ AND ‘Intervention’ OR ‘Best Practices’ OR ‘strategies’ were identified from PubMed and ScienceDirect. Type of intervention and specific characteristic of ASD between 2020 to 2024 were extracted from selected articles. Of 1017 studies identified, 70 articles were selected. This review demonstrated the need for further studies to address several issues including specific target participants and effectiveness of each intervention towards mixed characteristicsen-USAutism Spectrum Disorderintervensiontext::conference output::conference proceedings::conference paper3236