Scotland

Welcome to the National Autistic Society Scotland. We provide a range of services and support for Scotland’s 56,000 autistic people and their families and campaign at national and local level to help create a society that works for autistic people.

Our impact

Our network of branches across Scotland provide peer support for hundreds of autistic people and their families.

We support over 200 people a week with our online social groups.

We campaigned for and achieved teacher training on autism for all new teachers.

We have helped thousands into better destinations with our Moving Forward programme.

Services

Branches

Education Rights Service

Accreditation

NASplus+ Glasgow

Training

Student support

Supported living

Outreach

Moving Forward (employment)

Online social groups

NASplus+ Glasgow

Social Navigation Programme

This free 15-week programme - for teenagers and young adults aged 14-24 living in Glasgow - aims to build confidence and develop social navigation skills and strategies. It is open to those diagnosed as autistic, as well as people who are going through the process of diagnosis.

Participants will meet online every week and get involved in fun activities created with shared interests in mind.
Our online groups are welcoming and relaxed and supported by trained members of staff and volunteers.

It’s also a great way to meet other people and build relationships.

Evening sessions are available with groups covering different age ranges and interests.

Get in touch for more information or if you’d like to join.

Email: NASplusGlasgow@nas.org.uk
Tel: 07783 782214

Post Diagnosis Support Service

Our new Post Diagnostic Support Service is aimed at young people aged 12 to 18 who have received a diagnosis in the last two years and is open to anyone residing in Scotland.

Campaigns in Scotland