This club is for adult fans of the table-top role-playing game Call of Cthulhu. Using technology to recreate the table top experience, players explore imaginary worlds, and with their team mates complete missions, solve mysteries, encounter beasts and find treasure! Beginners and experienced players welcome. Ages 18 to 30.
Fusion Clubs provide an opportunity for young people on the autism spectrum to meet and enjoy each others company in a safe and supportive environment. We offer a blend of activities based around what the young people tell us they enjoy, including Gaming, board games, Lego and more. This Club is suitable for those of […]
This small group of table-top role players meet every four weeks to enjoy exciting imaginary adventures, led by experienced dungeon master and his assistant who both have experience of working with neurodiverse young people. Everything that is needed to take part is provided. Ideal for ages 13 to 18. This group runs as part of […]
Want to meet other young people who see life as you do? This club is for young people on the autism spectrum who are looking to expand their social circle and spend time doing activities they enjoy in a safe environment. We provide gaming on popular consoles, Lego, board games, Dungeons and Dragons role playing […]
Want to meet other young people who see life as you do? This club is for young autistic people who are looking to expand their social circle and spend time playing table-top role playing games, like Pathfinder and other similar games. In this group, our games are played the traditional pen and paper way.
These sessions are for you and your child to meet up in a relaxed environment, where the children can have use of our gaming room, while parents can enjoy each others company with a tea or coffee. One of our autism professionals, who is also a parent of autistic young people, will be there to […]
Join us at ‘Tea with TAG’. Enjoy a cuppa and a cake whilst sharing the highs and lows of supporting your loved ones with people who understand. All our support groups are led by parents of young people on the spectrum. Places are limited and you must book in advance with the session host. To […]
The Junior Art clubs welcome young people on the autism spectrum who enjoy art and would like to meet with other like minded young people. We offer a range of art and craft activities, led by the interests of the young people themselves, This group meets once every four weeks. For ages 9 to 13 […]
Fusion Clubs provide an opportunity for autistic young people to meet and enjoy each others company in a safe and supportive environment. We offer a blend of activities based around what the young people tell us they enjoy. This Club is for ages 13 to 25.
The Art and Craft club welcomes young people on the autism spectrum who enjoy art and would like to meet with other like minded young people. We offer a range of art and craft activities, lead by the interests of the young people themselves, This group meets once every four weeks. For ages 14 to […]
This four weekly group is for autistic young people to enter the imaginary world of table-top role playing. Role playing games are interactive storytelling experiences where the players work together to solve mysteries, fight monsters and much more guided by a Game Master, a set of rules and some dice rolling. This group is led […]
These sessions are for you and your child to meet up in a relaxed environment, where the children can have use of our gaming room, while parents can enjoy each others company with a tea or coffee. One of our autism professionals, who is also a parent of autistic young people, will be there to […]
Join us at ‘Tea with TAG’. Enjoy a cuppa and a cake whilst sharing the highs and lows of supporting your loved ones with people who understand. All our support groups are led by parents of young people on the spectrum. Places are limited and you must book in advance with the session host. To […]
This club is for adult fans of the table-top role-playing game Call of Cthulhu. Using technology to recreate the table top experience, players explore imaginary worlds, and with their team mates complete missions, solve mysteries, encounter beasts and find treasure! Beginners and experienced players welcome. Ages 18 to 30.
Our online TAG talks are aimed at giving parents a little insight into how autism might affect their young person – and some simple strategies to help support their needs. In this session we look at what to do when worries take over. We examine what causes anxiety and suggest some tried and tested strategies […]
GAP Clubs provide an opportunity for young autistic people to meet and enjoy each others company in a safe and supportive environment. We offer a blend of activities based around what the young people tell us they enjoy, including Gaming, Art and Pokémon. This GAP Club is for ages 9 to 13 and is suitable […]
Want to meet other young people who see life as you do? This club is for young autistic people who are looking to expand their social circle and spend time playing table-top role playing games, like Pathfinder and other similar games. In this group, our games are played the traditional pen and paper way.
Want to meet other young people who see life as you do? This club is for young autistic people who are looking to expand their social circle and spend time doing activities they enjoy in a safe, supportive environment. We provide gaming on popular consoles, Lego, board games, and more. Suitable for those aged 9 to […]
These sessions are for you and your child to meet up in a relaxed environment, where the children can have use of our gaming room, while parents can enjoy each others company with a tea or coffee. One of our autism professionals, who is also a parent of autistic young people, will be there to […]
This workshop will help parents understand Emotional Based School Avoidance (EBSA); what it is, why it happens, and how it affects autistic children. You’ll learn to spot early signs of school avoidance, explore the factors that push children away from school, and discover practical strategies to reduce anxiety and support your child at home. We’ll […]
The Junior Art clubs welcome young people on the autism spectrum who enjoy art and would like to meet with other like minded young people. We offer a range of art and craft activities, led by the interests of the young people themselves, This group meets once every four weeks. For ages 9 to 13 […]
GAP Clubs provide an opportunity for young people on the autism spectrum to meet and enjoy each others company in a safe and supportive environment. We offer a blend of activities based around what the young people tell us they enjoy, including Gaming, Art and Pokémon. This GAP Club is for ages 9 to 13 […]
The Art and Crafts club welcomes young autistic people who enjoy art and would like to meet with other like minded young people. We offer a range of art and craft activities, lead by the interests of the young people themselves, This group meets once every four weeks. For ages 14 to 25 and suitable […]
These sessions are for you and your child to meet up in a relaxed environment, where the children can have use of our gaming room, while parents can enjoy each others company with a tea or coffee. One of our autism professionals, who is also a parent of autistic young people, will be there to […]
This workshop will help you understand Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA); what it is, why it happens, and how it can impact your child’s behaviour and emotions. Together, we’ll explore the key features of PDA, what drives demand avoidance, and why traditional parenting approaches often don’t work. You’ll discover practical, low-demand strategies to reduce stress, build trust, […]
This club is for adult fans of the table-top role-playing game Call of Cthulhu. Using technology to recreate the table top experience, players explore imaginary worlds, and with their team mates complete missions, solve mysteries, encounter beasts and find treasure! Beginners and experienced players welcome. Ages 18 to 30.
Fusion Clubs provide an opportunity for young people on the autism spectrum to meet and enjoy each others company in a safe and supportive environment. We offer a blend of activities based around what the young people tell us they enjoy, including Gaming, board games, Lego and more. This Club is suitable for those of […]
This small group of table-top role players meet every four weeks to enjoy exciting imaginary adventures, led by experienced dungeon master and his assistant who both have experience of working with neurodiverse young people. Everything that is needed to take part is provided. Ideal for ages 13 to 18. This group runs as part of […]
This small group of table-top role players meet every four weeks to enjoy exciting imaginary adventures, led by experienced dungeon master and his assistant who both have experience of working with neurodiverse young people. Everything that is needed to take part is provided. Ideal for ages 13 to 18. This group runs as part of […]
Want to meet other young people who see life as you do? This club is for young people on the autism spectrum who are looking to expand their social circle and spend time doing activities they enjoy in a safe environment. We provide gaming on popular consoles, Lego, board games, Dungeons and Dragons role playing […]
Want to meet other young people who see life as you do? This club is for young autistic people who are looking to expand their social circle and spend time playing table-top role playing games, like Pathfinder and other similar games. In this group, our games are played the traditional pen and paper way.