631 Educators providing Autism courses

gheel autism services (gheel communities)

Services for Adults with Autism in IrelandGheel Autism Services was founded in Dublin city in 1971 by a small group of parents of autistic people. The name Gheel originates from the region of Geel in Belgium where since the 7th century people with disabilities were supported to live in the community and not in institutions. The Irish Saint Dympna in the 7th century fled to Geel from Ireland and is credited with initiating this type of community living support model. The first service managed by Gheel was on the grounds of a building named St Dympna’s. Gheel champions and supports autistic people in the greater Dublin and North Kildare region. We provide day, residential, supported living and outreach services, with the goal of maximising independence and enhancing quality of life. All of our programmes are tailored to recognise the neurodiversity model, and co-operation with autistic people is a must! Staff receive regular autism-specific person centered training and they are equipped with the knowledge and expertise to enable each individual they support to have positive and meaningful life experiences.

main - taking autism personally

MAIN was established in 2002 to provide an after-school club in Middlesbrough for children with autism. We now provide services for children and adults with a range of disabilities throughout the whole of the North East. MAIN has a mission to help local people living with a range of disabilities by giving them the skills they need to live an independent life, while having fun and making friends. Which in turn gives their parents/carers a break from their caring roles.

roots autism consultancy

We aim to deliver a high quality of assessments, training and intervention to families, nurseries and schools to effectively teach children with autism and related conditions based on the principles of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA). We are passionate about providing evidence-based interventions to help your child learn new skills. This might be skills such as eating a meal, playing with toys, sharing books, taking turns, learning how to communicate, playing with and making friends, or some extra support with academic school skills! We cover a wide array of skills which are entirely personalised to your child and your goals. You would receive: An initial assessment with a full outcomes report Fully individualised intervention plan Ongoing support with workshops/phone calls/emails Updated targets as they advance through their therapy We have experience of working with children as young as 18 months up to adulthood.

inspire to aspire autism consultancy team

Type of service: Day services, Respite and short breaks, Supported living schemes, Training providers, Training providers

autism epic

pic training

PIC training was developed to improve awareness and understanding of Autism and ADHD to create Neuro-inclusive environments. We want people’s strengths to be recognised and their differences to be celebrated. We are passionate about improving the experiences that Autistic people and people with ADHD have in all aspects of their life.

kent autism education service

Autistic children and young people can find their journey through education difficult, even traumatic. If your child is unhappy at school or you are worried about any aspect of their progress, Kent Autism Education Service can support you and your child. Specialist advice to ensure that your child is educated within a school or other setting where they are understood and valued as an individual and where the environment works for them. I offer a wide range of services, including: Working with your child to help develop their understanding of themselves as an individual, including their many qualities and strengths.

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triple a (all about autism)

Triple A is an autism charity working across all of Cumbria. It was set up as a charity in 2016 as a response to a perceived ‘360 degree’ vulnerability within the autism community in Cumbria, and to provide better support among autistic adults living in Cumbria. Triple A was founded by Helen Storey, who has a long and successful record of developing projects to support marginalised communities. Helen has first-hand experience in the field of autism, underpinned by accredited learning (University Of Cumbria). Helen went on to become our first CEO, overseeing our incorporation as a CIO (a Charitable Incorporated Organisation) in 2018 and leading the charity until 2021. Our journey since 2016 has involved two office moves (we’re now based right next to Penrith bus station, in a lovely pink building), the development of a range of services to support autistic people right across Cumbria, and a range of autism awareness training programs. We now have a small team of dedicated staff, and in 2022 we welcomed Nick Rosenthal to the team as our new CEO – just in time to help us roll out two major new projects: running an NHS-funded post-diagnostic course to support newly diagnosed autistic people and launching a scheme to help autistic adults across Cumbria into paid, long-term employment. In the background we have a team of committed Trustees, many of whom are neurodiverse. We don’t want to point out which of our trustees and staff are autistic, as many people consider that to be very personal information, but lived experience of autism lies at the very heart of Triple-A. The Triple A team has designed a pathway of support for autistic adults (shown below), which focuses on social support, criminal and social justice but also on health and well-being for autistic people in Cumbria. Our charity aims to facilitate positive and sustainable change for autistic people – to raise awareness of the issues & challenges that autistic people face, and to bring people together to create and develop solutions. We may have seen a few changes as we’ve grown since 2016, but our core values remain the same!

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Blooming Tree – ABA clinic for Autism in London – ABA clinic for Autism, Asperger & related developmental disorders