Information and advice

Blackthorn Trust is a charity which provides medical care, specialist therapies and rehabilitation through work placements within Blackthorn Garden. It aims to help people living with mental, physical and learning disabilities. The diverse range of activities offered enable you to acquire new skills and gain confidence to better deal with challenges.…

Offers a listening ear, friendly support and advice for people who have lost loved ones through our support forums.  Chat service also available.

Supporting transition from school to University - open to all students applying to all universities/ 3 days taster days

AUTISTIC UK is an Autistic People’s Organisation – an organisation run by autistic people.  They campaign in the UK and beyond to advance the interests of all autistic people and those with 'related neuro-developmental conditions'.  It offers information, support and informal advice to those with…

The group is aimed at women with High functioning Autism/Asperger’s. The group is to allow women to talk about the issues they face by having Autistic Spectrum Disorder/Condition, therefore we would be unable to offer this group to people who have support through the Learning…

Our website is constantly growing and improving as we learn about new services and new resources become available. With the help and support we get from parents, carers, professionals and other services providers alike we aim to continue growing and always welcome any feedback as…

Raise awareness, demystify autism, inform people of the positives of living on the spectrum, to raise self-esteem and self-confidence, to support distressed and isolated teenagers and adults with autism, the help provide a diagnosis, to educate and provide support for families.

IT consultants creating secure and sustainable employment for people on the autistic spectrum

Provides confidential, impartial, independent and free of charge mediation services in Ashford.

Provides a support structure for students, children and parents to help them have a better understanding of dyslexia and provide ‘coping’ strategies to enable the student reach their full potential.