NAS Greenwich Autism Hub for Adults
The NAS Greenwich branch’s Autism Hub for Adults continues on the third Friday afternoon of each month 2pm to 430pm.
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NAS Greenwich Pub Group
All autistic adults (18 years and over) welcome. It takes place the first Wednesday of each month at The Pelton Arms,
Read moreParticipants for Autistic Adults Research at Kings College
For a new study, researchers from King’s College London and the University of Oxford are looking for participants (18-65 years
Read moreSolicitors with SEN expertise
Very helpful list of solicitors in disability and SEN cases from Steve Broach. Apart from his blog and events, it’s
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Steps Into Work
The Steps into Work programme provides an exciting opportunity for people with learning disabilities and people on the autism spectrum
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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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Greenwich Mencap
Greenwich Mencap offer local services to young people and adults with learning disability and autism and their families, including groups,
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NAS Greenwich Outings for Adults
We have regular, semi-supported meet ups for anyone 18+ on the autism spectrum, in a variety of locations around Greenwich
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NAS Greenwich Parent Carer Meetups
UPDATE: We’ve decided to suspend these pending getting more feedback from yourselves about if and what you would like out
Read morePersonal Independence Payments – Useful Guides
Below are links to useful documents published by different sources about Personal Independence Payments (PIP), which replaces Disability Living Allowance
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Greenwich Bakehouse Seeking Autistic Adult Volunteers for Learning Baking
One of our parents has set up a not-for-profit organisation called Greenwich Bakehouse. The aim is to train autistic adults
Read moreResearch Request at Goldsmiths for Judging Intentions
You are invited to take part in a research study that aims to understand how individuals with ASD judge intentions
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