On Monday 19th July, most Coronavirus restrictions in England were eased by the Government. Although this means that things like wearing face masks and social distancing are no longer mandatory, some people are anxious about what this might mean for [...]
In response to the rollout of the Coronavirus vaccine, we have put together a document about getting reasonable adjustments in place before your appointment. It explains how you can get them in place and what adjustments can be made. The [...]
Leeds Autism AIM have produced an information booklet for autistic adults in Leeds all about what's happening this Christmas and New Year period. The booklet is in PDF format and includes: Information on when our staff team are available for [...]
This Christmas is going to be a little different for many of us. Owing to the Coronavirus pandemic, there are restrictions on what we can and cannot do, but the social aspect of the festive season is still there. To [...]
Starting this week, the Government brought out a new rule, stating that everyone using public transport must wear a face covering. However, some people are exempt from this rule, including disabled people. Autistic people are in that group, as are [...]
This entry for our #XmasAutisticLifeHacks series may have come a little too late if you've already sorted this out! It's about when and how to buy presents and stay within your budget. This hack from Cheryl Ferris-Stewart, Project Worker for [...]
This entry for our #XmasAutisticLifeHacks series covers one of the most important aspects of any Christmas: Food! For those among us who eat meat, making sure that it's better than your average Sunday roast is a must. One of the [...]
Our next post for #XmasAutisticLifeHacks is about getting around at Christmas. If you rely on public transport for travel, you may know that the timetables for bus and train services change regularly during this time of year, depending on the [...]
The next instalment in this year's #XmasAutisticLifeHacks series is about a Christmas dinner staple. They can make Christmas Day go with a bang, but the noise made by crackers as they snap can be a little too much if you're [...]
Our next entry in the #XmasAutisticLifeHacks series for 2019 is about what to do on Christmas Eve. For the most part, it is the busiest day of the year, with millions of people worldwide getting their last-minute shopping sorted. For [...]
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