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1. www.autism.org.uk › advice-and-guidance › topicsMaking friends - supporting your autistic child

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   Aug 2, 2019 · Trying to understand what others mean and how to behave can be bewildering, exhausting and stressful for autistic children. You can help with this by: carrying, or giving your child, an autism alert card . using our communication tips . asking your child’s schools to teach autism awareness and acceptance

2. www.wellchild.org.uk › get-support › information-hubOrganisations and resources for families with an autistic child

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   Use this page to find resources and organisations that can help families with an autistic child. There are lots of UK charities and peer to peer support groups who can support autistic children and their families.

3. www.nhs.uk › conditions › autismHelp for families of autistic people - NHS

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   The National Autistic Society has a guide for parents and carers with advice on how to tell your child about their diagnosis. Supporting your other children. Some children can find it hard if their brother or sister is autistic. If you have other children, there are things you can do to help them.

4. www.autismcentral.org.uk › guidance › support-groupsSupport groups for families - Autism Central

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   These allow families to share information on resources and services and receive emotional support. Some support groups also organise autism-friendly activities for children and can enable families to socialise together, with others who understand.

5. www.nhs.uk › conditions › autismWhere to get autism support - NHS

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   You can get support to make things easier for you or your child. Find out what help is available at: nursery or school – speak to teachers or a special educational needs co-ordinator (SENCO) college or university – speak to student support services.

6. autismearlysupport.org.ukHome | Autism Early Support

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   Autism early support for children, families, schools, and settings. Assessment, home programmes & training, focusing and specialising in early years to 12.

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   Where can I find support for my autistic child?

   • Resources for Autism provides a range of services for autistic children and adults in London and the West Midlands. Action For Children has a bank of information designed for children with SEND and autistic children specifically. Peer support groups can be a great way to meet other parents and carers who have an autistic child.

   Organisations and resources for families with an autistic child

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   Who can help with autism?

   • They may be able to help with: For autistic adults and children, and their families. For autistic children and young people, their parents and carers. For parents and carers of autistic children, young people and adults. The assessment team that diagnosed you or your child should give you information on local support groups.

   Where to get autism support - NHS

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   How can support groups help a child with autism?

   • These allow families to share information on resources and services and receive emotional support. Some support groups also organise autism-friendly activities for children and can enable families to socialise together, with others who understand. Many parents report that the most important aspect of these groups is feeling a sense of community.

   Support groups for families - Autism Central

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   Where can I get help with a child in Buckingham?

   • Help is accessed through Circle Centre, our specialist nursery near Buckingham and our Outreach Service which supports families in the community and online through projects including The Parent’s Portal, Parent Support Groups, and Assessments and Support Packages. Our support is…

   Home | Autism Early Support

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   What assistance is available for families of autistic children?

   • Assistance available for the families of autistic children depends on the diagnosis of the child and how the child is being affected by the condition. The diagnosis process and the Education and Healthcare (EHC) Plan process are significant hurdles.

   Support, advice and services for autistic children - Child Autism UK

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   What is Autism Alliance & child autism?

   • Autism Alliance is a network of 16 autism charities that provide support to autistic people in local areas around the UK. Child Autism is an organisation dedicated to helping children with autism achieve their potential. They provide services and advice to families who have an autistic child.

   Organisations and resources for families with an autistic child

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8. www.childautism.org.ukChild Autism - Support, advice and services for autistic children

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   Child Autism UK helps children with autism achieve their potential. We provide services to enable children to overcome difficulties with communication, learning and life skills and give families the techniques and strategies to cope with autism through the use of evidence-based strategies.