Social Autism Space
Become a memberIt is not always easy to find support as an autistic adult.
In our experience, autistic people do not always get the opportunity to access activities outside of their daily routine. Often there are limited services available to enable positive social experiences.
Our Social Space for autistic adults provides safe spaces to socialise with like-minded people and offers the chance to develop wellbeing strategies.
The group is open to autistic adults, whether they are diagnosed, self-diagnosed or waiting for diagnosis. Membership of the group is free.
Want to join?
As a member, you will be able to access:
- Regular Meetings - hear from people who have gone through similar situations to yourself.
- Clubs - join social activities in your local area and online clubs.
- A Personal Development Programme - learn more about autism and how to develop wellbeing strategies.
There's also the opportunity to meet up as a group. You can choose to either join online via Zoom or you can meet in person. To join, please send an email to autismhub@aem.org.uk to let us know that you’re interested.
We will then reply with further details. Those who don’t have access to email or would like to attend in person can call 01909 506 678 and ask for Daniel Adams to make arrangements.
Upcoming events
The group meets for trips to the cinema, bowling, walks, and other activities. We also meet online.
Upcoming activities include:
- Hangout on Zoom - 14 November
- Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) - 23 November
If you'd like to join the group or would like details about any of the activities, email autismhub@aem.org.uk or call 01909 506 678 and ask for Daniel Adams.
If you want to run something in your area that you think others might be interested in, please let Daniel know.
The Autistic Advantage have created some resources on behalf of Autism East Midlands for members of the group. These include:
- Tips about meeting online friends in person
- How to stay safe online
- Communication resources
- Resources for interviews
- My sensory preference
Why not view our films too? Personal Development Programme films include: