Autism Initiatives

• What they offer

  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 support tailored to each individual. 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, whether at school (e.g. Peterhouse School, The Haven) or through flexible education and work experience in the community. It also runs children's services, fundraising activities and projects, workplace training, and a National Late Diagnosis Programme in Scotland.

• Ages served

  The page states that some services start from the age of five, with the majority of services centring around support for autistic adults.

• SEN support & staffing

  The organisation describes itself as a specialist autism provider whose teams get to know each individual and their loved ones to plan tailored support. It says staff receive training, development and progression opportunities, and mentions Peterhouse School's Ofsted success and The Haven School's SEND Inclusion Award recognising inclusive, highly personalised provision.

• How to book

  Enquiries are made through the contact form on the site, where you select your region (England, Ireland, Isle of Man, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales) and the relevant service area, such as Children's Services or Adult Services, and provide your name, phone and email. If your area is not listed, they do not offer direct services there and recommend contacting the Autism Alliance for other providers; a referral form link is mentioned for the Scottish Late Diagnosis Group programme.

• Cost

  Not stated on this website.

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