Autscape, an annual retreat led by autistic people, was due to take place in July at the Giggleswick School in North Yorkshire. Due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, this event has been cancelled, but Autscape will now take place online [...]
Due to the situation around Coronavirus (COVID-19) and the temporary closure of the Lovell Autism Hub, the next Autism Reference Group meeting will take place online via Zoom. It will be hosted by the Leeds Autism AIM team and will [...]
February's autistic-led Cafe Autistique discussion group will be tackling a new topic. This time, they will be talking about music and how autistic people experience it. The group will look at playing musical instruments, performing, listening to it and watching [...]
The dates for the quarterly Autism Reference Group have been set for 2020. The Group is a forum for autistic adults in Leeds to have their say on local services and to feed into the Leeds Adult Autism Partnership Board. [...]
The first of our New Year’s autistic-led Women’s Group meetings will cover two topics. They are recovery and self-care, focusing on how autistic women approach them. The topic was chosen by people who attended last month’s Women’s Group. It takes [...]
This year, Leeds Autism AIM will be celebrating its’ 5th anniversary. The project was set up in 2015, aiming to offer advocacy, information, signposting and mentoring to autistic adults in Leeds who received little or no funded support. Five years [...]
Next month, our autistic-led Women’s Group’s meeting will talk about where it is at the moment. The group will also be looking at changes the group would like to make for next year and at any potential developments. It is [...]
Later this month, the last quarterly Autism Reference Group meeting of 2019 will take place. This is the forum for autistic adults in Leeds, where you can have your say on what services in the city should do for you. [...]
Our monthly autistic-led Cafe Autistique discussion group will be talking about the topic of special interests this November. The group aims to look at what it is that make special interests so appealing to autistic people, why they are important [...]
The Leeds Hidden Talents Job Fair has confirmed a list of stallholders, including local employers and employment support services for autistic adults. Employers have roles in four areas - care work, IT, hospitality and administration. The list is as follows: [...]
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