North East Autism Society - Leisure Facilities

• What they offer

  The North East Autism Society is a charity founded in 1980 that provides autism-specific services and schools across the North East, supporting autistic and neurodivergent children, young people, adults and their families. Listed services include education (Aycliffe School, Thornhill Park School, Mackenzie Thorpe Centre, Kiora Hall, Thornbeck College, student mentoring), services for children (residential care, short breaks, family support) and services for adults (day services, residential care, supported living, short breaks, employment support, social club). Family-facing provision includes toddler groups, Autism Hubs in Newcastle and North Tyneside, webinars, an online support group, free downloadable resources and the Autism Activists Project. No specific after-school or holiday club sessions are described on this page.

• Ages served

  The page states support is provided for children, young people, adults and their families, but no specific age range is given.

• SEN support & staffing

  The organisation reports 1,220 dedicated staff working in education and care across 53 sites in the North East, supporting over 7,000 neurodivergent people and their families each week. It also offers training for professionals. No further detail on staff SEN qualifications or ratios is given.

• How to book

  The page invites visitors to "Make a Support Enquiry" and gives contact details: 0191 410 9974 and info@ne-as.org.uk. No booking process for specific activities is described.

• Cost

  Not stated on this website.

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