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
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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
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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 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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Who are Blackheath Squash Club? Blackheath Squash Club is a long established “not-for-profit” community squash club in South East London.
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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Transport Sparks
Do you know any young autistic transport fanatics in the London area? If you do, please tell them about
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The NAS School Exclusions Service
The NAS School Exclusions Service, provides information and advice for parents of autistic pupils who are either at risk of
Read moreThe Engine Shed Project
What’s the Engine Shed?The Engine Shed is a special interest group for children and young people with autism who like
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
Read moreAS Mentoring Specialist Mentoring and Employment Support
AS Mentoring provides a number of support services for autistic adults such as work support and workshops for both autistic
Read moreDiagnosis for Adults
Diagnosis For Adults If you think you might have autism or Asperger syndrome and want a diagnosis, ask your doctor
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