Autism Berkshire is launching a series of free Art in the Summer workshops for autistic adults who live in the county, funded by a donation in memory of the late Nancy England, a former assistant tutor on our community education courses. Nancy, who died at the start of 2020, was a teacher at primary schools
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The Berkshire Adult Autism Support Service’s free advice meet-ups for autistic adults – and their parents & carers – in the east of Berkshire in May and June will take place in Windsor. The sessions, which will be held on Tuesdays, between 3pm and 4.30pm, in Woody’s Cafe, at Clewer Memorial Recreation Ground, off Dedworth
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Autism Berkshire is launching a new support service for autistic adults throughout Berkshire on behalf of the Frimley NHS Integrated Care Service and the Bucks, Oxon and Berkshire West NHS ICS, and has a vacancy for a part-time Adult Autism Mentor to work for the service, who has experience supporting autistic people and their families.
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Autism Berkshire is launching a walking group, in response to requests from autistic adults. The first walk, on Tuesday, January 18, will start at 10.30am from the forecourt at the entrance to Maidenhead railway station, and follow a route through the south of the town and the Braywick Nature Reserve. It follows a successful trial
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Free places can now be booked two more Understanding Your Benefits Rights online advice workshops with Autism Berkshire’s expert advisers. These workshops help autistic young people and adults (aged 16+) who live in the Reading, Wokingham and West Berkshire council areas, and their parents and carers, to understand their entitlement to benefits, how to make
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With leisure venues and pubs starting to reopen under the Government’s roadmap out of the coronavirus lockdown, Autism Berkshire’s Reading-based 197 Club for autistic adults and their parents/carers will resume some group activities from June. These will be combined with further online catch-up and quiz sessions, using Zoom. Subject to updates to the Government guidance
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Autistic adults aged 19 to 25 who live in the Reading, Wokingham and West Berkshire council areas can now request free places on an online SocialEyes course, to help them to develop their social skills and understanding. The course is being provided by the Berkshire West Autism & ADHD Support Service, which offers advice, workshops
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Autism Berkshire is providing a free online Chop & Chat course, for autistic young people and adults (aged 18+) who live in Berkshire. The course is made up of eight friendly weekly classes, focused around preparing and cooking/baking a tasty simple snack, getting advice and sharing ideas for problem-solving, enjoying some light-hearted conversation games, plus
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Autism Berkshire is launching extra trampolining classes in Bracknell and Reading for autistic teenagers and adults aged 14 to 25, thanks to a grant from Sport England. Trampolining has a number of benefits for autistic people of all ages, from easing stress and anxiety and helping to improve coordination, balance and motor skills, to providing
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Autism Berkshire is launching a new free course, called Chop & Chat, for autistic young people and adults (aged 16+) who live in Slough. Chop & Chat, which will take place at Langley College, features friendly, fortnightly social sessions, focused around cooking and sharing a meal and talking about a range of topics. Starting on
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Bear With Me adult social group – Maidenhead
Wednesday, 19th March, 2025, 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmThe Bear pub - 8-10 High Street, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6 1QJ
Online Workshop: Emotional Regulation in Autistic Children
Thursday, 20th March, 2025, 10:00 am - 11:30 am -
Online workshop for autistic adults: Understanding Other People
Tuesday, 25th March, 2025, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm -
Advice meet-ups for autistic adults coming to Slough
Friday, 14th February, 2025
Boost our trampolining sessions with the Bracknell Recycling Incentive Fund
Saturday, 1st February, 2025
Autistic adults invited to have say at health consultation events
Friday, 17th January, 2025
