Hope for Autism

• What they offer / teach

  HOPE for Autism is a charity in North Lanarkshire providing person-centred advice, guidance and support services to autistic people and their families, and promoting diversity and inclusion. It runs social groups and sports activities, and offers practical and emotional support, plus a membership scheme, newsletters and an allotment plot at Whinhall Allotments in Airdrie for families and young people to use.

• Ages served

  The page states that volunteers take part in social groups and sports to support children and other people aged 2 to 25 years, and refers to supporting children, young adults and their families.

• Approach

  The charity encourages positive autism practice through safe and inclusive practice, and provides opportunities for children, young adults and families to feel less isolated, have a voice and build community capacity. It aims to empower autistic people by respecting, protecting and supporting their human rights so they can shape their own lives.

• Admissions

  Membership for 2025-26 is open; people can email Hope@hopeforautism.org.uk to join or renew and a membership form will be sent out. Otherwise the page invites people to call or use the contact form for further information or advice.

• Cost

  Not stated on this website.

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