The white paper titled "Towards Health Equity: Bridging the Gap for Individuals with Autism through Public Policy and Technology" explores strategies to improve health equity for individuals with autism by addressing social determinants of health (SDOH), leveraging technological innovations, and promoting effective public policy. It highlights the disparities autistic individuals face in accessing healthcare, education, and community support, and emphasises the critical role of technology as a "super social determinant of health" in bridging these gaps. Case studies from the UK and Abu Dhabi showcase successful policy initiatives and interventions. The paper concludes with actionable policy recommendations, including fostering public-private partnerships, enhancing digital literacy, localising technologies, and ensuring cultural adaptation. Ultimately, it calls for a collaborative approach involving policymakers, healthcare providers, technology developers, and the autism care community to create an inclusive ecosystem that supports individuals with autism and improves their overall quality of life.