NAS Greenwich Talks on Benefits and Transport
To mark World Autism Acceptance Week 29 March to 4 April, NAS Greenwich put together speakers for a practical talk
Read moreNAS Greenwich Autism Hub for Adults Goes Online
It’s been quite a while since we did our Autism Hub sessions on the third Friday of each month.So we
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Going Online with Groups and Events
It’s been quite a while since we were in touch.As this pandemic situation isn’t going away anytime soon, we wanted
Read moreNAS Greenwich Pub Group Online
NAS Greenwich Pub Group will be online on the first Wednesday of each month until it becomes safe and feasible
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NAS Greenwich Branch open online
Despite the suspension of our events and groups, you can still contact us via this website, email greenwich@nas.org.uk, Facebook page
Read moreNAS Greenwich Groups Update
As a branch we take people’s welfare seriously and in anticipation of the coronavirus situation likely to impact people and
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NAS Greenwich Outings for Adults
NOTE: The NAS Greenwich branch’s Outings for Adults, along with all our groups, is currently suspended as a precaution due
Read moreGreenwich Bakehouse
One of our parents has set up a not-for-profit organisation called Greenwich Bakehouse. The aim is to train autistic adults
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University of Greenwich: Call for mask designs from autistic people
The University of Greenwich Design School invites autistic people to design a mask that can help support anyone with sight
Read moreAna Huna – Parent Meetups
Join for a coffee and chat & meet other parents with children with SEND Every Wednesday starting from 12 June
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Code of Conduct
We have a code of conduct for all our groups and events. This is to ensure everyone enjoys themselves and
Read moreAdaptive racketball for autistic young people
Who are Blackheath Squash Club? Blackheath Squash Club is a long established “not-for-profit” community squash club in South East London.
Read moreMetro Judo Club
The Metro Judo Club is offering free Judo sessions to autistic children aged between 8 and 15 years. The first
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