Contact Us!
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.
Received an autism diagnosis as an adult? Thanks to the Scottish Government you can access free support wherever you are in Scotland.
Autism Initiatives Scotland are delighted that our programme has been awarded funding through Scottish Government’s Adult Autism Support Fund. This is a National Late Diagnosis Group programme (LDG) and will be run both online and in-person.
Development of the programme has been led by autistic staff and shaped by its participants.
The seven session, neuro-affirming programme covers a range of topics, and provides opportunities for participants to connect with others who share similar experiences to them.
Participants comment on how informative and fun the programme is, and how it’s made a real positive difference to their life:
“The small numbers in the group made it feel more inclusive…It just generally felt good all round”
“Meeting other autistic people in a small group and sharing our experiences was what I found most helpful”
If you would like more information on late diagnosis support programme in Scotland complete our online form or email ldg@aiscotland.org.uk
Autism Initiative’s Highland One Stop Shop is looking forward to delivering a pilot employability project for autistic adults thanks to funding from the SafeDeposits Scotland Community Fund.
Registrations open January 22nd, inviting all ages and abilities to step up to the Walk for Autism 2024 fundraising challenge.
A Visual Journey will be on display at the ArtHouse, Eastbank Street, Southport from:- 13 February to 24 February 2024. The gallery is open on:- Tuesday to Friday, from:- 10 am to 3 pm, and
This year, autistic author Richard Haslam released the fourth instalment of his extraordinary Now.Here saga.
As the 17th annual National Apprenticeship Week begins we're delighted to share our Q&A with Kyle #NAW2024
The Haven School is celebrating its 10 year anniversary in 2024. Based in Mold, the award-winning school offers specialist provision for 11 to 19-year-olds with autism.
It’s really important that everyone in Scotland is aware of the proposed Learning Disability, Autism and Neurodivergence (LDAN) Bill.
Candice Swallow, who uses our services in Blackpool, is excelling as a professional artist. She has signed with an agent and is celebrating being part of an exhibition in New York.
Last month, students at Autism Initiatives’ Peterhouse School were delighted to receive an award from NOW Festival, a mental health festival in Liverpool.
Autism Initiatives Scotland will be celebrating the 11th anniversary of Highland One Stop Shop with two group walks taking place in Inverness on Tuesday 26th March and Tuesday 2nd March.