Autism Together’s Supported Living service provides individualised support for autistic adults in a community setting.
Working with registered social landlords, we offer bespoke homes for autistic adults in a variety of housing models, from single flats to shared accommodation.
At Autism Together we have developed structured, person-centred programmes which provide the necessary communication strategies and support plans to enable a person to develop independently, safely, and confidently.
Day Services is designed to work alongside the support journey in our other services, using different ‘streams’ that help to support and develop an individual’s skills and confidence in engaging activities, from 3D printing, podcasting, our monthly kareoke disco and more.
You can find out more about Day Services and the Autism Together Pathway in our Day Services brochure.
Our arts and crafts sessions, are always popular, with all individuals encouraged to be creative, learn new skills and express themselves.
We offer the chance to explore music in groups, enjoying playing instruments, singing, dance and more.
We offer the chance to work with a range of computer technology, creating digital art, video and photography, podcasts, and even 3D printing.
Many of the people we support enjoy learning practical hands-on skills through woodworking, gardening and more.
Three of our sites have public-facing cafes, offering people the chance to gain practical work experience, in customer service and food preparation.
Many autistic people love animals. We offer the chance to work with animals, and spend time at our farm with alpacas, sheep, goats, pigs and more.
Our support staff encourage the people they support to learn a range of practical life skills, and gain awards while they learn.
While our Day Services locations offer a huge range of activities, we encourage people to join us in group outings, both locally and further afield.
“The needs and wishes of our son are unpredictable, but the way they are handled with patience and professionalism is greatly appreciated.”
Best friends Ellie and Chloe have a special friendship - having grown up together they now both currently access our Day Services and hope to live with each other in the future in our Supported Living services.
Across our autism services, our staff teams are embracing technology and new media to empower the people we support…
Most people who attend our Day Services will be encouraged to work towards ASDAN awards. ASDANs are externally accredited awards that recognise personal progress and achievement.
Our Admissions team are friendly, approachable experts with years of combined experience in autism needs assessment. They will be able to help assessing your needs, or the needs of a loved one, and will take you through the steps of applying for our autism support services.
You can enquire about our Day Services through our enquiry form.
Our Admissions team will be able to let you know what requirements would be needed for us to complete an assessment to see if you or a loved one would be eligible for autism support services, and what those services would look like. You can find out more about our pathway and our person-centred programmes in the Day Services brochure.
You can find out more about what services are available and ways that we can help you, through our dedicated Advice & Support officer.
If you'd like to learn more about the services we offer, please complete our enquiry form.
We aim to get back to enquiries within 3 working days, but sometimes it may take longer.
