The Norfolk Autism Partnership website produces a monthly calendar so you can find a selection of events across Norfolk for those with Autism and their Parents and Carers. From regular support and social groups to one day events! 

Find local Autism groups and events

Child & Young People Support and Activity Groups 

Name

Description

Website

Norfolk Local Offer

Information about services and local opportunities for children and young people with SEND in Norfolk.

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Able2B

Unique fully adapted gym just for those with a disability. They combine expert medical knowledge with experienced trainers to improve independence and general health. 

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About with Friends

Offers a range of activities for children and young people with learning disabilities. These can take place on weekday evenings, weekends and during school holidays.

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Action for Children

Find local services and groups for children and young people.

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ASD Helping Hands

Provide Activity days and Residential Breaks throughout the year. These are aimed at those affected by Autism and their families.

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BOOM Young Carers

Provides activities for young people up to 18 years who have a caring role. Gives a chance to meet new people, broaden horizons and raise aspirations.

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Break

Provides fully supported holidays and respite care for children with learning difficulties, associated challenging behaviour and high level needs.

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Dereham Library - Autism-friendly Lego and Games Club

Monthly autism friendly Lego and Games Club which will take place at Dereham library every first Saturday of the month, 12noon-1pm.

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Swaffham Library - Autism meet-up Group

Monthly autism meet-up which will take place at Swaffham library every last Saturday of the month, 10.30am-12noon.

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Football in the community

Provides grass roots football to children of all abilities from the ages of 6 to 18 along with a talent identification programme to enable players to progress.

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Hamlet Centre

Their children's services offer a range of services for 0-18 year olds with disabilities and complex health needs. They run a pre-school, provide playschemes during the holidays and weekends, stay and play sessions, a nurture group for babies and support groups for families.

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Mancroft Advice Project (MAP)

Provide a range of groups and activities for children and young people age 11 to 18.

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Musical Keys

Musical Keys is a charity which provides music and arts activities for all ages with additional needs in Norfolk and the surrounding area.

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Nancy Oldfield Trust

Offers disabled and socially disadvantaged people excitement, freedom and adventure. Provides accessible accommodation, motor cruising, sailing, canoeing and pedal launches on the Norfolk Broads.

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Norwich FC Community Sports Foundation

Supports disadvantaged, disabled and talented people. The Foundation’s vision is to help people achieve their goals by delivering services through football and support. Support adults and children.

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The Benjamin Foundation

Provide a range of youth support and activities throughout Norfolk. 

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The Kandoo Club

A wide range of sports and activities are on offer for 5-16 year olds with a disability. Led by fully qualified and experienced coaches, the sessions give the chance to have fun, make new friends and take part in physical activities.

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UEA Norwich Swimming Club

Various swimming classes for people with or without disabilities.

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West Norfolk Riding for the Disabled

Offers activities such as riding and carriage driving to all age groups and disabilities. Their horses and ponies provide therapy, achievement and enjoyment to people with disabilities.

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Adult Support and Activity Groups 

Able2B

Unique fully adapted gym just for those with a disability. They combine expert medical knowledge with experienced trainers to improve independence and general health. 

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About Friends

Provide social activities, events and opportunities for adults with learning disabilities.

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BUILD

Provides social, leisure and learning opportunities to people with sensory, physical or learning disabilities over the age of 18.

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Acle Library 

Autism support group every 3rd Wednesday of the month between 10.30-12.30 during a quiet time in the library and is relatively small. Have refreshments and different activities on offer. It's a free, drop in event.

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Dereham Library - Autism-friendly Lego and Games Club

Monthly autism friendly Lego and Games Club which will take place at the library every first Saturday of the month, 12noon-1pm.

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Swaffham Library - Autism meet-up Group

Monthly autism meet-up which will take place at Swaffham library every last Saturday of the month, 10.30am-12noon.

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Watton Library - Autism meet-up Group

Monthly autism meet-up group for adults on the first Thursday of every month 3-4pm. Held at the Watton Library- free and no need to book. Carers, family and friends are also welcome.

Hamlet Centre

Offers a range of activities on weekdays for young adults, age 18 to 29, to pursue their interests and fulfil their individual potential.

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Link Up

Link-up is a social/leisure group for adults over the age of 18 years old with special educational needs and/or learning disabilities.

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Mancroft Advice Project (MAP)

Provide a range of groups and activities for young adults age 18 to 25.

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Musical Keys

Musical Keys is a charity which provides music and arts activities for all ages with additional needs in Norfolk and the surrounding area.

Click here

Nancy Oldfield Trust

Offers disabled and socially disadvantaged people excitement, freedom and adventure. Provides accessible accommodation, motor cruising, sailing, canoeing and pedal launches on the Norfolk Broads.

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N.A.N.S.A

NANSA delivers a varied programme of activities at their Adult Centre in Norwich. Also provide a social/leisure group for adults over the age of 18 years old with special educational needs and/or learning disabilities.

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Norwich FC Community Sports Foundation

Supports disadvantaged, disabled and talented people. The Foundation’s vision is to help people achieve their goals by delivering services through football and support. Support adults and children.

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The Benjamin Foundation

Provide a range of youth support and activities throughout Norfolk for those up to the age of 25.

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UEA Norwich Swimming Club

Various swimming classes for people with or without disabilities.

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West Norfolk Riding for the Disabled

Offers activities such as riding and carriage driving to all age groups and disabilities. Their horses and ponies provide therapy, achievement and enjoyment to people with disabilities.

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Parent & Carer Support and Social Groups

Action for Children

Find local services and groups for parents of children and young people.

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BOOM Young Carers

Provides activities for young people up to 18 years who have a caring role. Gives a chance to meet new people, broaden horizons and raise aspirations.

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Dereham Library - Autism-friendly Lego and Games Club

Monthly autism friendly Lego and Games Club which will take place at the library every first Saturday of the month, 12noon-1pm.

Click here

Swaffham Library - Autism meet-up Group

Monthly autism meet-up which will take place at Swaffham library every last Saturday of the month, 10.30am-12noon.

Click here

Family Voice

Aims to improve services for our children and young people by ensuring that families’ voices are heard by planners and decision-makers.

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N.A.N.S.A

The NANSA Family Centre is based in Norwich offering a safe, calm, friendly, and non-judgemental environment; for families to access specialist support and meet other inspirational parents, carers, and children facing similar challenges.

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The Hamlet

The Hive offers parents and carers support, advice and an opportunity to meet other parents in similar situations.

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