An Introduction to Autism

Join our experienced autism trainers for a one-hour lunchtime webinar where they will explain what autism is. They will give a (brief) history of autism, explain its main core features, and how it can affect a person. They will also provide some support strategies to help you when communicating and interacting with someone who may be on the autism spectrum.
Cook, Dereham (13 hours per week)

If you have a passion for food, a holistic approach to health and wellbeing and would like to work creatively in an environment which promotes independence, combines with part-time hours then apply today!
Specialist Speech and Language Therapists

Due to expansion of our specialist services across the charity, we are currently looking for two Specialist Speech and Language Therapists - one within our School Services and one within our Diagnostic Service.
Team Leader, Norwich

Adult Services Essex are seeking a professional and committed Team Leader to lead our residential location in Bowthorpe, Norwich. Do you have the experience and want to be part of a friendly and supportive team? If so, apply today!

Recycling

We are able to recycle used Stamps, Ink Jet Cartridges and even foreign or old coins and turn them into much needed funds for Autism Anglia...
Challenges

You can run, trek, climb, swim, cycle, walk, get covered in mud or jump out of a plane to raise money for Autism Anglia! Find out more about challenges...
Donate Now

Your donation to Autism Anglia will help us to continue improving the lives of people with autism in this region
Hold Your Own Event

From coffee mornings and quizzes, through to zumbathons and cycle rides, there is no end to the wonderful events that our supporters put on to raise money for Autism Anglia. Here you will find information that will help you organise your own fundraising activity...
How to send money

Thank you so much for raising money for Autism Anglia, or for choosing to make a donation. Your contribution is vital to help us continue supporting people with autism across the region. You can send your money in a variety of different ways
Schools, Clubs & Groups

Schools, clubs and groups are an ideal platform for raising awareness, gaining a real understanding of autism and providing much needed funds. We have received fantastic support from schools, sports groups, Rotary clubs and Business Networks who have chosen us as beneficiary of their fundraising...
Fundraise with Amazon

Do you shop online using Amazon? If so, you can raise money for us at the same time... Find out more about fundraising through Amazon...
The Breckland Lottery

The Breckland Lottery is a weekly online lottery created to support local causes in Breckland. Tickets are only £1 per week! With 60% going to local good causes and prizes up to £25,000!
The Essex Lottery

The Essex Lottery is an exciting weekly lottery that raises money for good causes in Essex. All good causes supported by the lottery will benefit Essex and its residents. Play the lottery, Support Autism Anglia - it’s that simple. Find out more about The Essex Lottery...
Collection Tins

Counter top collection tins are a wonderful way of raising funds and awareness of our work. Could you help us by having one in your business or local shop? ...

Current Vacancies

Autism Anglia provides all staff with ongoing training and supervision, continuing professional development and support as well as an extensive induction on commencement of employment... Click here for current vacancies...
What is an Autism Alert Card?

Autism Anglia offers a credit card sized Autism Alert Card as a way of boosting confidence and giving peace of mind if encountering emergency situations... PLEASE NOTE that due to the current Covid-19 pandemic, there may be a delay in processing Autism Alert Card applications. Apply for an alert card...
Getting a Diagnosis

The pathways to getting an assessment for autism vary greatly between areas so this page will provide you with guidance on how the process may look when you start. Find out more about getting a diagnosis...
Signs of Autism

Although every individual on the autism spectrum has different needs and displays different symptoms, there are signs that you can look out for if you think that you or someone you know might have autism... Find out more about autism...
Funds & Grants

Caring for someone with autism can become expensive. For children and adults needing specialist care, the costs can quickly spiral, from having to buy special sensory equipment and toys, to paying for higher utility bills. This can put a strain on your financial situation, so it is worth finding out if you are eligible for any funding or grants either through charitable organisations or the government...
Norfolk

We are aware of the following support groups running in the Norfolk area. Please e-mail [email protected] if you are aware of a support group not listed below with details. Autism Anglia is not responsible for the content on any of these sites.
Doucecroft School

Doucecroft School in Colchester is an autism-specific day and residential school for children aged 3-19 years. Learn more...
Suffolk

We are aware of the following support groups running in the Suffolk area. Please e-mail [email protected] if you are aware of a support group not listed below with details. Autism Anglia is not responsible for the content on any of these sites.
Adult Services Overview

Adult Services offer specialist support to adults aged 18 onwards within our Residential Services, Supported Living, Outreach Programme and Opportunity Centres in Essex and Norfolk... Learn more...
Housing

A guide to housing options and support organisations...

Autism Passport

Our Autism Passport is for autistic individuals and can be used in a variety of situations, e.g. court settings, police stations, Job Centres... Get Your Copy... Read more

Donate Now

Your donation to Autism Anglia will help us to continue improving the lives of people with autism in this region Read more

Support Workers - Full & Part Time in Dereham & Norwich

This role is varied, and every day is different, so being adaptable is an important quality. Our priority is our commitment and passion to enable the best opportunities for the people we support, encouraging independence and promoting choice. We focus on the person and supporting them to live their best life. Read more

Lead Advocate for Health & Social Care

There is a new service developing at our charity and we are seeking knowledgeable, confident people who are passionate about advocacy and enhancing the lives of the autistic community. Please apply today if this role would suit you. Read more