Supporting You
We offer a range of support, information, resources and group opportunities for autistic people, families, parents/carers and professionals.
How we can help
Whether you are looking for advice, family support, social groups, downloadable resources, screening tools or helpful updates, this page will guide you to the right place.
Autism Information and Advice Service
Bespoke advice and guidance based on your needs, including support around benefits, education, behaviour, services and next steps.
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Families Together
Whole-family autism support for families in Norfolk, bringing together parent/carer guidance and structured support for young people.
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Support and Social Groups
Friendly, welcoming groups for families, children, young people, adults and parents/carers. No diagnosis is needed to access our groups.
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Information Booklets
Downloadable resources covering a wide range of autism-related topics, including diagnosis, education, benefits, sensory needs and more.
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Screening Tools
Screening tools and reports to help identify difficulties and suggest practical strategies, including sensory profiles and other screening options.
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Blog Posts
Read our latest news, updates, guidance and helpful articles for autistic people, families, parents/carers and professionals.
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Visual Aids Creator
Create free, personalised visual supports using pictures, symbols, photographs and your own words. Make First / Then boards, choice boards, visual timetables, Social Stories and more.
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PIP Support
Guided online support to help you explain how your difficulties affect everyday life, organise evidence and prepare for each stage of the Personal Independence Payment process.
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DLA Support
Guided support for parents and carers completing a child Disability Living Allowance claim, including care, supervision, mobility, supporting evidence and later stages if needed.
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If you are unsure which support option is right for you, our Autism Information and Advice Service is a good first step. We can listen, help you understand your options and signpost you to the most relevant support.