We are pleased to be able to offer our supporters Information Days and Conferences throughout the year, at extremely competitive prices, with discounts available to Autism Anglia members. Read more
Autism Anglia is a regional charity which provides a wide range of autism specific services to children, adults, families and professionals. What we do... Read more
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Autism Anglia's own events are designed to raise both vital funds for our charitable work and greater awareness and understanding of autism. Read more
Tell the most inspiring stories of your beneficiaries to inspire visitors to your site. You can use quotes/summaries elsewhere on your site and/or link to individual case study pages. Read more
Fundraising is crucial to ensure we can continue to develop and expand our services now and in the future. Anyone and everyone can fundraise - individuals, groups, schools, businesses, the list is endless! Start fundraising... Read more
CQC and Ofsted Inspections Read more
Here you will find newsletters from the past year, which gives you an insight into life within Autism Anglia. Read more
A history of Autism Anglia and it's predecessors from the 1970's to today. Read more
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... Read more
There are lots of ways in which you can raise money for Autism Anglia through your everyday activities... Read more
Autism Anglia is proud to host forward-thinking conferences throughout East Anglia, focussing on developing research, neurodiversity and practical acceptance and support strategies. Read more
Our Autism Advice Service is a source of information, advice and guidance for autistic people, their families and professionals. Working across Essex, Suffolk and Norfolk, this vital service relies entirely on grants and donations to maintain its team of advisors. Read more
Help is only help if it does what you need. It’s a simple concept but one that sits in the centre of our Outreach Programmes. Outreach is a service to help you with any aspects of your life you may need some extra support with... Learn more... Read more
All of the residential properties provided are individualised to the needs of the people we support to ensure a homely and welcoming feel. Read more
Doucecroft School in Colchester is an autism-specific day and residential school for children aged 3-19 years. Read more
Do you have questions relating to benefits? Our Welfare Rights team is here to help... Find out more... Read more
People on the autism spectrum may display behaviours that challenge. These behaviours may sometimes seem to come out of nowhere but it is often ways of communicating that something is wrong. It could be caused by hunger, thirst, temperature too hot or too cold, pain or discomfort, boredom or over-stimulation... Read more
There are a number of ways that we can support you with benefits... Read more
Many cinemas now offer autism friendly screenings of current films. The adjustments are designed to make the cinema more inclusive and accessible for people with sensory sensitivities. Read more
Autistic people can have difficulty with communication. They can take things literally such as phrases like ‘pull your socks up’ which to those of us without autism usually means hurry up... Read more