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Last updated: 16th July 2010
Our resource centre in Manchester works to improve the lives of people with autism (including Asperger syndrome) and their families living in Greater Manchester. We also offer training and seminars to professionals.
The Manchester resource centre aims to meet the needs of people affected by autism in the local community. Find out more about our work and our autism library.
People affected by autism can book a session in our sensory room, and attend advice sessions on issues including welfare rights, employment, access to services, and sleep.
We run (or plan to run) three regular groups for children and young people with autism: a LEGO group, a hobby group, and a music group.
Information about our regular groups for parents and carers, and brothers and sisters.
Social groups are for people aged 16+ who have a diagnosis of Asperger syndrome or high-functioning autism. We run our social groups in Manchester once a month.
We provide training for organisations and seminars for professionals who work with children or adults with autism.
The youth buddying scheme in Oldham supports secondary school-aged children with autism. Find out how you can take part in the scheme.
Volunteering opportunities at the Manchester autism resource centre.