Space4Autism

• What they offer

  Space4Autism is a voluntary-run charity set up by parents in 2005 that runs over 4,000 activities per year supporting the whole family living with ASC. Provision includes events and social clubs for children and young people, autistic adult support (including those awaiting diagnosis), parent/carer and family support, an autism-friendly S4A Café open to the whole community, a sensory room, professional drop-ins, and the Launchpad Charity Shop offering work experience for autistic adults. Assessment and diagnosis can also take place at the Space Centre, and a virtual tour of the building is available.

• Ages served

  The charity supports all ages living with ASC, with a review describing social groups for 0-100 years, alongside dedicated children/young people and adult services.

• SEN support & staffing

  It is a voluntary-run charity founded by parents, with staff and volunteers delivering the services; a professional reviewer describes the services as outstanding examples of good practice. The site also mentions professional drop-ins and that assessment and diagnosis may take place at the Space Centre.

• How to book

  People living in the Cheshire East Council area are asked to complete a membership form via the button on the site, while those outside the area are directed to an 'Other Services' link. The charity can also be contacted on info@space4autism.org or 01625 617 884.

• Cost

  Not stated on this website.

AI-generated summary of Space4Autism's own website (source) -- not independently verified. Please confirm details directly with them.