Have you heard? Our Isle of Man team have moved to a new office location
Autism Initiatives' Isle of Man head office moves to a new location in Douglas
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Some of our services start from the age of five, with the majority of services centring around provision of excellent support services for autistic adults.
Autism Initiatives is one of the founder members of The Autism Alliance. If you are looking for services in other parts of the UK or for support with diagnosis then another member of the Autism Alliance may be able to help you. Follow this link to find out about Autism charities in other areas.
Please note: Select which geographical service area you are interested in on the contact form. If your area does not appear in the list then we do not offer direct services in your area and we recommend you contact the Autism Alliance to find out about other quality support providers.
We work positively alongside autistic people, their families and carers providing specialist services tailored to each individual.
Are you looking to join an organisation where people we support are at the heart of our work? Learning from and with people we support to achieve their ambitions can be a rewarding role. If you join our team, you will get to know the autistic people we work with as individuals, learn to listen, share their aspirations and work alongside them to achieve their goals. We are currently looking for more great people to join our teams. Join us and we will support you to achieve your career ambitions, providing lots of opportunities for training, development and progression.
search our vacanciesWe deliver a broad range of services that enhance quality of life. We believe in being aspirational for people we work with, supporting them to develop new skills, build connections and reach personal goals. Our teams are passionate about getting to know each individual and their loved ones, which allows us to plan tailored support and experiences, empowering autistic people and their families to grow in confidence and enjoy a greater quality of life.
services for autistic adultsActing early and gaining specialist support can help an autistic child communicate, play, and learn from the world now and for the future. Each autistic child will have a unique journey. By providing individualised support, which helps them to understand their differences and value their strengths, we help each child we work alongside to find their own path and achieve their ambitions. For us, this starts with education, whether that be at school or through flexible education and work experience in the community.
services for young peopleJoin the fun. Fundraising enables us to go above and beyond when it comes to delivering additional services, equipment, activities and projects for autistic people. You can find lots of fun ways to get involved on our events page, or simply get in touch to talk about how you or your business would like to support us in your own way. However you decide to take part, your support will make a positive difference.
support autism projectsAutism Initiatives' Isle of Man head office moves to a new location in Douglas
Social Enterprise MeCycle benefits from support of the FPC Foundation
Ben, Stephen and Mick who use our services in Arklow are helping to protect and preserve the natural environment in their local area as part of their support plans.
We're celebrating an outstanding Apprenticeship success rates. Since joining the Apprenticeship Ambassador Network, we have worked to support and inspire apprentices across the UK.
Many thanks to the group of volunteers from Lloyds Bank who have been supporting social enterprise WeGrow Co by helping to improve and maintain the site.
We received this letter from a person we support and wanted to share it in acknowledgement of our amazing staff teams
This wonderful windfall presented at social enterprise A Great Little Place will help support young autistic people with work placements.
Autism Initiatives’ Service Manager, Carl Mitchell, took on the National 3 Peaks Challenge with friends Paul Melton, Lee Wardle and Kyle Jones.
As part of National Autism Acceptance Week 2024, the People’s Ford team came together for a fundraising event across all of their Scottish dealerships.
Nayeem uses our services in Southport, where he lives a busy and active life filled with lots of interests and hobbies; from horse riding to creating art.