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This page brings together helpful information for those aged 24-64 who may show autism traits, as well as their carers and are awaiting an assesment. Its aim is simple: to make it easier to find the right support at the right time.You’ll find clear signposting to local services, community groups, early-help teams, and specialist support in your area, alongside national organisations, helplines, and resources.This page is here to guide you towards trusted support.
A selection of Autism Related resources (EBooks) available through LibraryThing curated by the CLASS Clinic.
Waythrough is a UK-wide charity and social support organisation offering free, confidential help to people facing mental health issues, substance use, homelessness, domestic abuse , neurodevelopmental challenges or other complex life challenges
DISH provides information, advice and support for people living with a disability in Fenland, Huntingdonshire and South Cambridgeshire.
Autistica is the UK’s leading autism research charity, dedicated to improving the lives of autistic people through science and innovation. They fund vital research, campaign for better understanding and support, and work with autistic individuals to shape solutions that lead to healthier, happier, and longer lives.
Autism Central is for families and carers of autistic people and those who support them. Autism Central is a peer support programme co-produced with parents, carers, and autistic people of all ages. We offers families education, coaching, and connection through resources, one-to-one peer support, and community events.utism Central is for families and carers of autistic people and those who support them. Autism Central is a peer support programme co-produced with parents, carers, and autistic people of all ages. We offers families education, coaching, and connection through resources, one-to-one peer support, and community events.
Autism Alliance UK is a network of specialist not-for-profit organisations that support autistic people and their families across the UK. They bring together charities working in adult social care, education, and community support to share expertise, influence national policy and improve services. Their mission is to ensure autistic people can thrive , with fair access to support, respectful inclusion, and services designed around their needs.
For more localised support for all aspects of Neurodiversity why not check out this page by clicking here.
