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Family Support

Looking for Support?

Our Family Support team provides confidential support, a listening ear and practical advice to individuals and families affected by autism. Find out more.

Alert Card

Carry some confidence...

Our Autism Alert Card is issued free of charge and is designed to help explain an individual’s behaviour should they find themselves in a difficult or emergency situation. Find out more.

Get Involved

Do a little, achieve a lot...

There are many different ways for you to get involved which will make a huge difference to the lives of people with autism. Find out more.

 

 

Phil Vickery at Doucecroft

Phil Vickery visits Doucecroft School...

We were thrilled to welcome former England Rugby Captain Phil Vickery to Doucecroft School to open our wonderful new outdoor trampoline.  The trampoline was funded by the Wooden Spoon Charity for whom Phil is an Ambassador.

Information Days

In need of information...?

Our range of conferences, information sharing days and practical workshops will enable you to live and work with someone with autism more effectively. Find out more.

What we do

Autism Anglia provides a range of services to enable people with autism to live as independently as possible and experience choice and inclusion in society. Find out more...


Doucecroft School and Further Education provision offers a specialist educational service to children and young people with autism aged 3 - 19.

Adult Study Centres provide life skills based learning for students 18 years and older.

Family Support provides confidential support, a listening ear and information tailored to your needs.

Latest News

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Saturday 29th June - put the date in your diary as we shall be hosting a Summer Ball at the Weston Homes Community Stadium in Colchester. Pitch-side drinks, three-course meal with wine, dancing to local band Cover Station and some serious fundraising. Click here to book and find out more.

 
 
 
 
 

Discussion Forums

Join Autism Anglia's new discussion forums. Whether you're an individual with autism, a family member or a professional working with those affected by autism, the forums are the place to go to pose questions and receive support from those that can support you - visit now.
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