As a result of the Coronavirus outbreak, a lot of changes are happening at a rapid pace. This, along with guidance from the government to stay at home, has made it difficult for some autistic people to plan a new [...]
We have compiled a list of useful links for you to read if you are worried about the current Coronavirus outbreak. They cover a range of areas, including health, mental health and wellbeing, planning for self-isolation and how to cope [...]
Due to current guidance around the Coronavirus outbreak, we will not be running the Autism Hub drop-in session and groups today and for the next few weeks. We will continue for now with more limited booked appointments whenever possible. We will [...]
Since Leeds Autism AIM was launched in January 2015, volunteers have been at the heart of what we have done and continue to do. At the very beginning, our drop-in Hub started with the support of numerous volunteers, giving up [...]
Our next monthly autistic-led Cafe Autistique discussion group will move on to the subjects of film and television. The topic was chosen by attendees at February's group on music and has a lot of scope for what can be talked [...]
In January 2015, a cornerstone of the Leeds Autism AIM service was launched. A weekly drop-in held on Tuesday afternoons, offering advocacy, information and signposting and peer support was set up at the Lovell Park Hub. Five years on, our [...]
One of the many services offered by Leeds Autism AIM over the years is personalised self-advocacy tools. These are designed to help autistic adults speak for themselves and communicate their needs without having to verbalise them. They can be used [...]
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 [...]
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