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Conversation Matter: Autism Focus Group

The current Plan for Norfolk County Council’s Adult Services is out of date and they have been asked to update this to reflect the current difficulties experienced by those in Norfolk. The Strategy is currently made up of three Priorities: To update their plan Adult Social Services have held several engagement activities and would like …

Chris Packham: ‘My younger self would be my biggest critic’

Article written by Adrian Lobb (24/07/2023) https://www.bigissue.com/culture/tv/chris-packham-my-younger-self-would-be-my-biggest-critic/ Chris Packham is one of our finest broadcasters. A radical whose voice rings out from the mainstream. He was one of the first public figures to speak out in stark terms about the climate crisis, always with uncompromising clarity and force. For new series Earth, Packham is at …

Parenting when you have a diagnosis

Parenting is tough, but it can be so much harder if you are neurodivergent and no one has given you the understanding and resources of how to manage looking after your home and children. In this session, we go through how important it is to understand your own challenges and help you to develop ways …

Conversations Matter – Norfolk County Council want to know what Social Care means to you

Overview Adult social care covers a wide range of activities to enable people to live independently, stay well and safe. Promoting Independence is the term used by Norfolk County Council to describe their vision for social care.  Norfolk County Council want to support people to be independent, well, and able to deal with life’s challenges …

University Transition Autism School 2023

The Centre of Applied Autism Research at The University of Bath is running University Transition Autism School (UTAS). UTAS is a series of two events (in-person or online) for autistic students (self-diagnosed and diagnosed) starting university in autumn 2023. UTAS aims to provide support to autistic students as they begin university and throughout the first …

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