A social group is to be launched later this month, offering autistic adults across the East Midlands with the opportunity to take part in social activities in a safe, non-judgmental environment....
A new support centre opens this week in Worksop offering respite services for autistic adults. The Autism East Midlands’ development provides people with specialist support, whilst also providing...
Students at Nottingham’s Sutherland House School got the chance to learn about a career in technology when they took part in an innovative project with software company Ideagen. Seven youngsters...
Actors from Bamboozle Theatre Company put on a special performance of their magical ‘Firebird’ show at Nottingham’s Sutherland House School, giving students the chance to take...
Autism East Midlands has a small number of charity places to join this October’s London Marathon and would love to hear from anyone who wants to join the AEM team and raise funds for the...
The team at Autism East Midland’s South Lodge service have welcomed a report from the Care Quality Commission that has rated the Retford service as an overall GOOD. Following a visit by the...
The bunting is up, the special festive hats have been created and the baking has begun. AEM services across the region are all set to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee next week. The...
Work is now complete on the £1million development of the new respite accommodation in Worksop. The keys were officially handed over to Autism East Midlands this week. And the team is getting set to...
Advice and guidance for parents and carers of autistic children will be provided during a special online advice session later this month. The Introduction to Autism session will be hosted by the...
A new centre offering respite services for autistic adults is set to open in Worksop this summer. The £1million development on Sparken Hill has been created by Autism East Midlands specifically to...
Millions of people travel by train daily, almost taking it for granted. For some autistic people though train travel can be a major challenge. The sheer amount of people as well as all the different...
Autism East Midlands has been recognised with a special award for its approach to excellence in inclusion. It was one of only three organisations selected for accolades during a glitzy Celebration...
When we invited people earlier this year to join #TeamAEM and support us, we were overwhelmed by the response. During the year many people have generously donated their time by taking part in a...
Nottinghamshire photographer, Lamar Francois is helping to raise funds for Autism East Midlands through the sale of a calendar. Lamar has been discovering new sights of the world around him...
The government has launched a new autism strategy to speed up diagnosis and improve support for autistic people. The strategy has the potential to impact the lives of thousands of autistic...
Autism East Midlands takes on first permanent recruits through the Kickstart scheme, an initiative aimed to help young people at risk of long-term unemployment. The Kickstart Scheme is aimed at...
Lamar Francois, autistic photographer from Nottingham, opens up about his experience of lockdown and how he overcame these challenges following the Covid-19 pandemic. It’s been a...
On Friday 23rd April, Robert Woodford, Vice Chair of Autism East Midland’s Board of Trustees, and Will Burchell, Director of Adults Services, were happy to be able to attend the opening ceremony for...
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During Autism Awareness Week (26th March – 4th April 2021) we asked people to take part in our Onein100 and HubtoHub Challenges to raise awareness of autism and our Family Support Hubs whilst...
