Local information
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: southlanarkshire.branch@nas.org.uk
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ARCH (Autism Resource Coordination Hub) offers a range of services and can signpost you to other autism-related support both locally and nationally.
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South Lanarkshire Council runs a range of programmes through ACE for all children including those with additional support needs. You can find out more information by visiting ACE children's activities - South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture
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There are Autism Screenings at the VUE in Hamilton and Odeon in East Kilbirde.
Accessible Screenings website is also really good as it shares details of local screenings right accross the UK.
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SQA (Scotland's Exam Board) has a lot of useful information and resources, including about adjustments that can be made to support you. Learner support for National Qualifications 2023-24 - SQA
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Fathers Network Scotland is improving children's lives through the positive involvement of dads, father-figures & whole families
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Blantyre Soccar Academy- run a range of classes for individuals with Additional Support needs- including autism. Home - Blantyre Soccer Academy
Claremont Colts also run similar in East Kilbride- Facebook
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AGAPE Wellbeing has a sensory room in East Kilbride and run a range of classes.
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Riding for the Disabled meet in Lanark- Our Groups - RDA West & Central Scotland
Valley View Equestrian run regular ASN sessions.
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Lanarkshire Carers Centre offers a wide range of services for parents including carer support, respitality, therapies and pampering at reduced rates.
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Hamilton Judo Club run an ASN night on a Thursday.
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South Lanarkshire Disability Sport runs a range of sessions on a Friday - Facebook
East Kilbride Youth Disability Sports run a club on a Saturday
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We’re here for you - Tips and advice you can trust to help with the highs and lows of parenting.
Children and neurodiversity - Here you’ll also find information on how to spot the signs that your child’s brain may work in a different way and how you can talk to them about this and get any support they may need to help them flourish.
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Partners in Play offer direct support and information to families of children/young people with disabilities in Lanarkshire. They also offer a programme of activities in Lanarkshire throughtout the year.
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Reach Lanarkshire run a varied programme of groups for autistic children, siblings and parents in Lanarkshire.
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Sail Autism is managed by a small team of volunteers in Lanarkshire, their mission is to end isolation and to increase autism awareness and understanding.
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ASDA, TESCO and Morrisons run regular autism hours in store.
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SNAP is a summer club based in East Kilbride. Children must be registered before the end of June each year to gain a place. Transport is provided.
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Lanark Tennis Club holds a number of sessions ran through AccessAble Tennis for individuals with disabilities. You can find out more on their website Accessible Tennis Coaching and Social Tennis - Lanark Tennis Club
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Flip out run an autism session 3 times per week: Flip Out Trampoline & Adventure Park in Glasgow.