Young adults on the autism spectrum face unique challenges and opportunities as they transition into adulthood. Effective engagement and earning models, such as strengths-based approaches, supported employment, and skill development programs, are crucial for their success. Integrating technology and assistive tools can enhance communication and learning, while peer support networks and community involvement provide additional layers of support. Entrepreneurial opportunities and workplace inclusion further contribute to their development. The active participation of families, communities, and NGOs—along with the involvement of retirees and people with disabilities—plays a significant role in creating a supportive environment. By embracing these strategies and fostering ongoing advocacy, we can ensure meaningful engagement and opportunities for young adults on the autism spectrum, leading to a more inclusive and thriving society.