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Support people with autism

Supporting People with Autism

Our staff and consultants have substantial expertise in the field of learning disabilities. We are innovative, flexible and creative. 
 

We work with a range of client groups including:

 

  • local authorities

  • the voluntary and private sectors

  • the National Health Service

  • parent groups

  • self advocates

 

Our team of highly experienced consultants can provide tailored consultancy and training services to suit your needs. 

 

We offer a range of courses to support people with autism.  The courses vary in depth and length to suit specific needs.

The current courses we are offering are:

 

 

An introduction to autistic spectrum disorders:  1 day awareness course

This course aims to provide participants with a clearer understanding of how autism affects people. Participants will learn about support strategies to work effectively with people who have autism. The course includes values training and helping staff to work in a person centred way.

 

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For more information about our services, please contact:


Alison Giraud-Saunders, Barbara McIntosh or Molly Mattingly at the Foundation on 020 7803 1100.

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We Can Dream! – Developing individualised lifestyles for people with autism: 4 day in-depth workshop 

This course includes a 1 day awareness course and 3 day intensive workshop on developing individualised lifestyles for people with autism. The course is aimed at people who directly support people with autism, including family carers.

 

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One to one work: Course length dependent on individual needs 

We work on a one to one basis with individuals to establish a lifestyle plan for the future, while aiming to develop an inclusive community. We also work with the team supporting the person and their family, offering mentoring to establish more person centred working practices.

 

We support the individual and family members to develop a circle of support that will help the person‘s life stay rooted in their community.

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