Fun across our services for National Biscuit Day
ENGAGEMENT Fun across our services for National Biscuit Day At the end of May we had some fun, celebrating National Biscuit Day. A chance to celebrate the humble biscuit, a staple of tea breaks right across the UK, we encouraged our teams and services to get involved in their own biscuity activities – biscuit tastings, dunking […]
About our Residential services for autistic adults
SERVICES Our Residential services for autistic adults As an organisation we are proud of the wide range of services we offer. For many of the people we have supported over the past nearly 60 years, our Residential support is the first service they have accessed. We provide registered residential care to over 100 people across […]
Day Services – Arts & Crafts for Autistic Adults
SERVICES Day Services – Arts & Crafts for autistic adults Our charity has always proudly championed the creativity of the people we support. This is especially true in our Day Services, where those who attend are encouraged to explore their artistic side and enjoy the process of making and creating, through arts and crafts. The people we […]
Day services – life skills for autistic adults
SERVICES Day Services – life skills for autistic adults Our Day Services sites are spread across Wirral and West Cheshire, with each offering autistic adults a range of activities and opportunities from Monday to Friday, each week. In each area, we have teams of dedicated staff encouraging the people they support to try new things […]
Friendship and Support – Chloe & Ellie’s story
SERVICES Friendship and Support – Chloe & Ellie’s Story In this piece, we wanted to share with you a very special story of a life-long friendship between two of the people we support – Chloe and Ellie… When Chloe and Ellie first met as babies in Alder Hey Hospital, no one could have imagined the […]
Join our Remembrance Day service in Bromborough Pool Village
We are inviting the public to join us in remembrance this November, in the heart of historic Bromborough Pool Village in Wirral.
Our Remembrance Day service will commemorate members of the armed forces who died in the line of duty. The event will take place outside the village’s former church building on York Street. The Grade-II listed St Matthew’s Church building was closed for worship in 2007 and is now used to provide music sessions for autistic adults accessing our Day Services.
Halloween half-term activities planned for our Bromborough Pool and Bridge Farm sites
Don’t miss all the fun and brilliant activities we have planned for October half-term at Bromborough Pool Cafe and Bridge Farm this month!
The autumn half-term is always the spookiest school holiday, as it’s so close to Halloween!
People we support enjoy visit to Haydock with Autism in Racing
This autumn, a group of people we support and staff were delighted to be the guests of Autism in Racing and Haydock Park for a day at the races!
Open to people we support from across our services, our group headed over to the racecourse near St Helens in cars and a minibus to experience the thrill of live horse racing – some for the very first time.
We were met at the gates by Gaz Leonard, our representative from Autism in Racing, who would look after us on the day and explain anything we needed to know about attending a live horse racing event.
What to know about our Supported Living services?
SERVICES What to know about our Supported Living services? We strive to provide an exceptional service to autistic people in our care, using collaboration and experience to improve the quality of life for each individual we support. Our Supported Living service is a vital part of this. Our charity, Autism Together, is based in Wirral, […]
What to know about our Day Services?
What to know about our Day Services… Autism Together, based in Wirral, Merseyside, is a charity which has supported autistic people for over 55 years. Formed in 1968 by a group of local parents wanting specialist services for their children, they established Wirral Society for Autistic Children, which later became Autism Together. The organisation is […]