Working in partnership is the key to our approach in making sure people with autism get the best support to meet their own individual needs, and lead as full, independent and rewarding life as possible.

We set goals together, then work to manage mental health and emotions, and develop skills where needed, whilst also giving practical day-to-day support - working with housing providers, for example, to make sure the environment is appropriate; schools and colleges to find out the best option for young people leaving school; health and social work to make sure people receive the best support possible and of course with the people themselves and their families or carers.