Referral only – Contact Youth Hub
ASC Jr - 7 – 11 years old with Autistic Spectrum traits and behaviours
A six-week programme delivered from the youth hub for children living with an Autism diagnosis or are displaying traits and behaviours. The programme will be a mixture of guided input around healthy friendships, managing own emotions, personal hygiene and developing communication skills alongside fun activities such as art or cooking and free play. Each week, circle time will feature to support improving communication skills. The group is accessible for those open to Integrated Children’s Service Partners Improved:
- Self-esteem & Confidence
- Ability to ask for support from others
- Interaction with others
- Teamwork Skills
- Ability to make new friends and socialise
- Listening and communication skills
- Self-management
- Emotional Health and Wellbeing
- Engagement and signposting to community resources
- Increased Confidence in Communication Skills
ACS Tween - 12 – 14 years old with Autistic Spectrum traits and behaviours
A six-week programme delivered from the youth hub for young people living with an Autism diagnosis or are displaying traits and behaviours. The programme will be a mixture of guided input around healthy relationships, managing own emotions, puberty, e-safety, safe spaces and developing communication skills alongside fun activities such as art or cooking and self-led activity such as pool. Each week, Talk Time will feature to support improving communication skills. The group is accessible for those open to Integrated Children’s Service Partners
Improved:
- Self-esteem & Confidence
- Ability to ask for support from others
- Interaction with others
- Teamwork Skills
- Ability to make new friends and socialise
- Listening and communication skills
- Self-management -Emotional Health and Wellbeing
- Engagement and signposting to community resources
- Increased Confidence in Communication Skills
ASC Snr - 15 – 18 years old with Autistic Spectrum traits and behaviours
A six-week programme delivered from the youth hub for young people living with an Autism diagnosis or are displaying traits and behaviours. The programme will be a mixture of guided input around healthy relationships, managing own emotions, puberty, e-safety, safe spaces and developing communication skills alongside fun activities such as art or cooking and self-led activity such as pool. Each week, Talk Time will feature to support improving communication skills. The group is accessible for those open to Integrated Children’s Service Partners
Improved:
- Self-esteem & Confidence
- Ability to ask for support from others
- Interaction with others
- Teamwork Skills
- Ability to make new friends and socialise
- Listening and communication skills
- Self-management -Emotional Health and Wellbeing
- Engagement and signposting to community resources
- Increased Confidence in Communication Skills