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ATLAS Surrey
ATLAS is one of the Surrey Youth Voices participation groups. They aim is to raise voices on important topics from the perspective of young people with additional needs and disabilities living in Surrey.
They work to tackle ableism, stigma and discrimination and we tell people running services in Surrey what we think needs to change to make them better. We also work to help people understand the diversity of disability and we add our voices to national campaigns to bring about positive change.
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Auditory Verbal UK
Auditory Verbal UK is a national charity that offers Auditory Verbal Therapy (AVT) to deaf babies and young children aged 0-5 years to develop listening and spoken language. They also offer a specialist family centred Auditory Verbal programme which equips parents with all the tools they need to help their deaf child to process the sound they get from hearing technology, like cochlear implants, and develop their language in the first few years of their lives.
Address:
Bignell Park Barns, Chesterton, Bicester
Telephone: 01869 325 000
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Aurora Redehall School
Aurora Redehall School supports children aged 6 to 11 years with communication difficulties typically associated with Asperger’s Syndrome and Autism.
Students are likely to experience challenges with social communication and interaction with others and may have additional issues around their understanding of the social rules. These difficulties can impact on their emotional wellbeing, behaviour, and ability to participate in education.
Larger environments requiring movement between classrooms, noise and big groups can create anxieties which become a barrier to learning and social development, resulting in many having extended periods out of school and then falling behind their peers.
Redehall School provides a learning structure and environment conducive to this specific student profile, designed to help them re-engage with learning and enjoy school life. With the right support, most students can achieve academic success and can work towards GCSEs and equivalent qualifications.
Specialist teaching and integrated therapeutic support, together with small classes and a nurturing approach give them the opportunity to work at a pace that’s right for them. We help build self-esteem and confidence, work on strategies to support students’ individual needs and enable them to focus on their education, alongside the development of their social skills.
Address:
Redehall Road, Smallfield, North Horley
Telephone: 01342 778650
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Autism All Stars UK
Autism All Stars UK is a charity based in the Surrey/Sussex borders (Registered Charity Number 1152681) where everyone is dedicated to creating a happier, more inclusive world for autistic people and those who support them.
They host autism-friendly character events. These include ‘Marvel and DC superhero’ days, ‘Doctor Who’ days, ‘Star Wars’ days, and both ‘Dinosaur’ and ‘Dragon’ days where supporters can meet and interact with spectacular animatronic puppets, entirely at their own pace.
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Autism Forward
Providing grants for specialist mentoring for autistic adults to give them the support and advice they need to make the transition from education to work and find paid or voluntary employment.
Providing resources for employers, colleagues, friends, and families of autistic adults to encourage them to listen, talk and accept their different way of seeing the world, so that autistic people are included and valued in communities and workplaces.
Address:
37 Granville Park, London
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Autism Friendly Film Screenings
Autism Friendly Film Screenings offer opportunities for people with autism or sensory sensitivity to enjoy a trip to the cinema. The screenings are hosted at over 250 cinemas nationwide, in partnership with Cineworld, ODEON, Showcase and Vue cinemas.
The adjustments include:
- Low lights
- Sound turned down
- No adverts or trailers
- Staff trained in autism understanding
- Chill out zone
- Disabled access
- Bring your own food and drink
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Autism Independent UK
Autism Independent UK is a national organisation which aims to bring about an increased awareness of autism.
They provide information on the website, a directory of support services as well as running training courses for professionals, to improve the quality of life for those with Autism and their careers.
Address:
199-203, Blandford Ave, Kettering, Northants
Telephone: 01536 523274
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Autism Outreach for Schools
Autism Outreach for Schools is a service commissioned by Surrey County Council and delivered by staff based at some of Surrey's specialist provisions.
They support schools to meet the needs of their autistic and neuro-diverse pupils, or those undiagnosed but struggling in similar areas.
Autism Outreach promotes inclusive whole school practise (universal support), as well as supporting staff working with individual pupils (targeted support).
Referrals
Targeted referrals are made through the school that the child attends. School staff can refer pupils, with parental permission.
Parents and others who wish for the service to be provided for a child should approach the child's school and ask them to make the request. Parents cannot refer on their child's behalf and pupils cannot self-refer to this service.
After referral, there is usually a wait of around six weeks to access this service, although there may be some flexibility for urgent cases.
All referrals can be made through the referral section of the Autism Outreach site.
Telephone: 01483 545 680 and press 3 for outreach
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Autism Success Formula
Autism Success Formula work with people with autism and employers, providing ASC workplace mentoring and pre-employment support.
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The Autism Trust UK
The Autism Trust UK provides an ASD friendly, real working environment, fostering independence and building work skills for individuals aged 16 years and older, with autism. This can be achieved through work experience or where applicable participation in the ASDAN (Award Scheme Development and Accreditation Network) Employability programme.
Our bespoke training, delivery and environment provides young adults with autism, the opportunity to learn retail, office, manufacturing, photography, social media, hospitality, and housekeeping skills. This teaching takes place at the charity training centre and 'Polly's Place', which is a shop and art gallery, selling handcrafted gifts.
Address:
12a-18a Princess Way, Camberley, Surrey
Telephone: 01276 63578
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