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36 Gladstone Rd, Seaforth, Liverpool L21 1DQ, UK -- other
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Autism Initiatives is a registered charity providing specialist autism services across the UK and Isle of Man since 1972, working alongside autistic people, their families and carers with tailored individual support. For adults it delivers a broad range of services aimed at building skills, connections and quality of life; for young people it provides individualised support starting with education, either at school (e.g. Peterhouse School, The Haven) or through flexible education and work experience in the community. Regional services listed include Adult and Children's Services in England, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Isle of Man, Scotland and Wales, plus OSSME, HOSS (Highland), Number 6, Number 3, 21 High Street and a National Late Diagnosis Programme.
The page states that some services start from the age of five, with the majority of services centring around support for autistic adults. No upper age limit is given.
The organisation describes itself as providing specialist autism services with teams who get to know each individual and their loved ones in order to plan tailored support. It says staff who join are supported with training, development and progression, and that they learn to listen to and work alongside the autistic people they support. It also notes Peterhouse School's Ofsted success and The Haven's SEND Inclusion Award for inclusive, highly personalised provision.
Enquiries are made via the website contact form, where you select the region (England, Ireland, Isle of Man, Northern Ireland, Scotland or Wales) and the specific service area, and provide your name, phone, email and message. The page notes that if your area does not appear in the list they do not offer direct services there and recommends contacting the Autism Alliance instead; for diagnosis support they also signpost to other Autism Alliance members. A referral form link is mentioned for the Scottish Late Diagnosis Group programme.
Not stated on this website, other than a mention that the Scottish Government-funded Late Diagnosis Group programme offers free support in Scotland.
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