Autism Voice

Autism Voice Autism Voice UK supports families and people with Autism in communities within the UK. We aim to end stigma and discrimination attached to Autism.

✨ What a week at Autism Voice! ✨🌿 On Monday, a trip to the beautiful Battersea Park gave us space to relax, connect and ...
28/04/2026

✨ What a week at Autism Voice! ✨

🌿 On Monday, a trip to the beautiful Battersea Park gave us space to relax, connect and enjoy nature. Fresh air, great vibes and even better company!

🍩 On Tuesday, we were invited to Bread Ahead Bakery for an exclusive bakery tour. Watching their famous doughnuts being made—and tasting them after—was definitely a highlight… so yummy!

🎨 On Wednesday, in Arts & Crafts, our Lambeth group learnt the skill of bookbinding, creating their own A–Z books and the Southwark group continued with their painted wooden sign project. A brilliant hands-on session full of creativity and focus!

This Week's Highlights We've had a brilliant start following the Easter break.On Monday, we had a great welcome back ses...
21/04/2026

This Week's Highlights
We've had a brilliant start following the Easter break.
On Monday, we had a great welcome back session, catching up on what we did and discussing our next group outing. We also tried out a new game, leaving our ego at one side and looking silly.
Tuesday was National Gardening Day! We planted Basil, Cress and Strawberry seeds. We’re excited now to watch them grow and use them in our lunchtime recipes.
On Wednesday craftmaking, we continued practising our best handwriting and colouring to make a beautiful A-Z book to sell at our Autism Voice Craft stalls this summer. We also started a new project on painted wooden sign.
On Thursday we headed off to the Moving On Up Transition event at the Royal Festival Hall, where our incredible staff hosted a stall and provided advice and support to young people and parents/carers on post-education support for young people with SEND. The focus of the event was to support young people to explore their post-education options, with a particular emphasis on employment and training pathways.
On Thursday we also attended and hosted a stall at the Southwark Autism Support Team's Autism Awareness Month coffee morning for autistic people and their families in Southwark, held at the Park College in Kennington.
We've had a truly meaningful week.

We had the most brilliant time at . Children and their parents/carers had a stunning time riding, playing games and ju...
10/04/2026

We had the most brilliant time at . Children and their parents/carers had a stunning time riding, playing games and just having a jolly good time. #

Today is Autism Awareness Day so we raised our acceptance balloons to mark the day and tell the world that 'Every Life H...
02/04/2026

Today is Autism Awareness Day so we raised our acceptance balloons to mark the day and tell the world that 'Every Life Has Value' to affirm the dignity and worth of all autistic people regardless of race, cultural backgrounds, gender or belief.
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This Week's Highlights It's our last week before the Easter holidays. We started off by baking a sumptuous carrot cakes ...
01/04/2026

This Week's Highlights
It's our last week before the Easter holidays. We started off by baking a sumptuous carrot cakes for Easter, even moulding little carrots on top for decoration 🥕🍰.
We then went on our “Walk for Wellness,” we visited Crystal Palace Park—exploring the brand new dinosaur playground and onsite mini farm.
At craftmaking we continued with our current projects and also celebrated the birthday of one of the young people. Happy birthday beautiful A.
We had our multisports club that continued to improve the physical and mental wellbeing of the children.
On Friday we participated at the community Southwark community conversation with the VCS briefing Network chairs and vice chairs. We were honoured to talk about accessibility of health and social care services for disabled people and families from the black and global majority communities.
Our Easter Food and Play activities for autistic and other neurodivergent children ages 5-15 is ongoing. We still have a few spaces left for next week. Booking is via Eequ.
Tomorrow is Autism Awareness Day. We can't wait to share with you how we'll mark the day.

This Week's Highlights On Monday, we headed to Clapham Picturehouse 🎬✨ and watched the Pixar movie Hoppers and it was a ...
24/03/2026

This Week's Highlights
On Monday, we headed to Clapham Picturehouse 🎬✨ and watched the Pixar movie Hoppers and it was a hit! Laughter, excitement and a great shared experience all round—cinema days are always a favourite.
In Croydon, we discussed sensory sensitivities related to food and autistic experiences.
Tuesday was St Patrick’s Day 🇮🇪✨ We learnt all about Ireland, shamrocks and leprechauns, got creative making our own leprechaun hats, and even gave Irish dancing a go! It was all topped off with a warm, delicious Irish stew—what a fantastic day.
On Wednesday in Lambeth craftmaking, we discussed experiences of temporary accommodation and autism.
At craftmaking we started a new sewing project of making peg bags.
In Southwark craftmaking, we started a new project on Fabric-wrapped bottle cap coasters.

This week's highlights In Lambeth, in recognition of International Women’s Day, on Monday the young people explored the ...
16/03/2026

This week's highlights
In Lambeth, in recognition of International Women’s Day, on Monday the young people explored the lives of Serena Williams, Florence Nightingale, Mary Seacole, Surya Bonaly, Rosa Parks, and Marie Curie through a group discussion. During the session, we discovered new facts about these remarkable women and reflected on the barriers they overcame in sport, science, healthcare, and civil rights.
The Lambeth Wellbeing group discussed the relationship between neurotypical siblings and their neurodivergent peers. Most participants agreed that neurotypical siblings have been very understanding and supportive.
In craftmaking, the young people continued with their Rose-making project.
In Southwark, to mark National No Smoking Day on Wednesday, we set up a mock courtroom and posed the question: “Smoking or No Smoking?” Both sides presented their petitions, sharing arguments for and against. After hearing the evidence, the Judges reached a unanimous verdict — No Smoking. 🚭
The Southwark wellbeing group discussed accessing services in Southwark.
In craftmaking, the young people continued with their decoupage project.
At multisports, the children had so much fun engaging in thrilling activities.

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This week's highlights In Lambeth, our young adults whipped up a Mexican storm in the kitchen and lovingly prepared Chic...
10/03/2026

This week's highlights
In Lambeth, our young adults whipped up a Mexican storm in the kitchen and lovingly prepared Chicken Fajitas with the Best Homemade Salsa Ever!
We continued our craft project on Rose-making.
In Southwark we had our monthly “Walk for Wellness” and were lucky to have the sunshine back in our lives! We visited Dulwich Park and popped into their wonderful cafe to buy a beverage with our sandwiches and enjoy each other's company.
At the craftmaking we continued our project on Decoupage.
In Croydon, we had an enlightening discussion about current affairs and how global politics impact our mental and emotional wellbeing.

Our Easter/Spring holiday Food and Play activities return this March. As always there'll be free food and lots of fun ac...
09/03/2026

Our Easter/Spring holiday Food and Play activities return this March. As always there'll be free food and lots of fun activities for the children.
Please remember to book your child's place early via the Eequ website. Scan the Qr code for link.
We are super-excited and look forward to welcoming your gems to our sites.

This week's highlights We visited the Royal Exchange, opened in 1571 as a trading centre and now home to shops and resta...
02/03/2026

This week's highlights
We visited the Royal Exchange, opened in 1571 as a trading centre and now home to shops and restaurants. We then went to Leadenhall Market, a beautiful Victorian market from 1881 known for its colourful roof and film appearances.
Our topic for Tuesday was “Personal Hygiene”.
Using a mock bathroom and shower, we demonstrated and practised our different routines.
On Wednesday, we created beautiful pieces of arts including hand-crafted bags.
On Saturday, our young superstars were excited to return to multisports club.
We've had a truly meaningful week.

Collaborative Working This week, as part of our collaborative effort with partners, we hosted a team from South London a...
02/03/2026

Collaborative Working
This week, as part of our collaborative effort with partners, we hosted a team from South London and Maudsley NHS Lewisham and a team from the SAFE PPIE Plymouth University. The goal of the visits was to better understand our work and the people we work with to foster an effective collaborative working relationship. The meetings were enlightening, hopeful and we look forward to these partnerships.

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