This summer, we are working with the West Yorkshire Combined Authority (WYCA) to help make engagement with their work more accessible for autistic adults. The WYCA are responsible for decisions on areas including transport, housing and jobs across the [...]
At our Autism Hub venue - The Community Wellbeing Hub in Chapeltown - we will be holding two Drop-In sessions in June. The Drop-Ins are on Tuesday 9th June and Tuesday 23rd June. Both at open at the usual [...]
We are looking for autistic people who would like to become Autism Peer Support Volunteers with us. The role involves being matched with an autistic adult in Leeds to help them understand their autism diagnosis and develop strategies for [...]
At our Autism Hub venue - The Community Wellbeing Hub in Chapeltown - we will be holding two Drop-In sessions in April. The Drop-Ins are on Tuesday 12th May and Tuesday 26th May. Both at open at the normal [...]
In a guest post written for Autism Acceptance Month, freelance writer Rosie Buckley shares her experience of neurodivergence and older adults. She talks about diagnosis, the hidden cost of masking and some of the strengths and challenges. Autism acceptance month [...]
At our Autism Hub venue - The Community Wellbeing Hub in Chapeltown - we will be holding two Drop-In sessions in April. The Drop-In takes place on Tuesday 14th April and Tuesday 28th April. Both at open at the [...]
After a year of work addressing the needs of autistic adults experiencing suicidal ideation, our Autism and Suicide Prevention Project (ASPP) has come to an end. It was funded by a grant from Public Health England, managed by Leeds [...]
At our Autism Hub venue - The Community Wellbeing Hub in Chapeltown - we will be holding two Drop-In sessions this March. The Drop-In takes place on Tuesday 10th March and Tuesday 24th March. Both at open at the [...]
We are pleased to announce that Autism AIM has a new Service Manager. Eloise Sutcliffe will be starting in role this month. She is currently Universal Advocacy Lead for Advonet’s Independent Mental Capacity Advocacy (IMCA) and Care Act Advocacy services [...]
Leeds Autism AIM are working in partnership on a project led by Citizens Advice Chapeltown. It is supported by an Access to Justice grant, funded by the Three Guineas Trust. This will enable us to provide much needed additional support [...]
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