About our group
Our autistic adults group has been holding free peer-support group meetings for about 10 years in Plymouth. Our meetings are safe places for people like us to meet for mutual support and to socialise. We are mostly over the age of 35, and about half women. It is a member-led group and we also have activities such as summer outings and speakers on helpful topics sometimes. Our group provides a safe space where we can meet people likely to understand our experiences in an atmosphere of trust and understanding, and possibly make new friends. Around 6-8 people usually attend in person meetings, but we also have online meetings.
See our events page for more details or email Mark on: plymouthadultautistic.group@nas.org.uk
Employment
We provide a variety of work programmes, training and resources to cater for autistic jobseekers and employers looking to benefit from hiring a more diverse workforce.
Asperger syndrome
Asperger syndrome is a diagnosis previously given to certain autistic people. Autism Spectrum Disorder is now the most commonly given diagnosis.
Disclaimer
Disclaimer - as a volunteer-led branch we will do all we can to make sure this section of our website contains accurate information. However, if you do spot anything wrong with the information below then please let us know by dropping us an email.
The listed services and links to websites maintained by other organisations are included to assist you and are provided in good faith. Their inclusion on the Plymouth and District branch website does not imply that the National Autistic Society endorses or supports them, nor does the absence of a service imply that the National Autistic Society does not support them.