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The National Autistic Society Scotland What

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    1. The National Autistic Society Scotland What’s going on…

    2. Transitions into Adulthood Support programme for young people with ASD in Greater Glasgow area. Focus on HFA and Asperger syndrome. Gradual support through secondary. Preparation for adulthood. Funded by GCC.

    3. Transitions into Adulthood Liaise with schools; work with young people; identify strengths and skills. Disability awareness; self-advocacy; decision making; emotion management; college/careers guidance. Develop confidence, social skills and awareness of self and others.

    4. Teenscene Supported youth group for teenagers with ASD. East Dunbartonshire and North Ayrshire. Social Work and Education Dept funded. Aims to encourage social interaction with peers; promote confidence and introduce young people to activities appropriate to age and interests.

    5. Teenscene Group rules agreed by discussion. Swimming; bowling; go-karting; ice-skating; cinema; indoor climbing; snowboarding; computing; photography and music.

    6. Befriending offers support that is: Flexible Local Shaped to meet local need Free of charge

    7. Befriending Recruitment leaflets/information Support with recruitment Police and reference checks Induction training Additional ongoing training Support meetings Policy guidelines Support and training to the local Co-ordinator Volunteering manual Monitoring and evaluation of schemes

    8. help! Support for those with a recent diagnosis. Develop understanding of ASD. Develop positive management strategies. Knowledge of rights, entitlements and support services.

    9. help! 2 In-depth seminars for parents and professionals. Topics include: Challenging Behaviour; Bullying; Impact on Siblings; Sensory Problems; Using Social Stories; Visual Supports

    10. Parent Support 15 parent support groups Dundee; Glasgow; West Dunbartonshire; Dumfries and Galloway; E. Ayrshire; South Queensferry; Linlithgow; Inverclyde; Stirling, South Lanarkshire, N. Ayrshire, Kirkcudbright, Wick, Inverness and Aberdeen.

    11. Autism Resource Centre Adult autism team: Clinical and LAC To improve social, physical and emotional well-being of adults with autism. Multi-level training for practitioners, service users and carers. Raise awareness of adult autism. Information resource. Library, information and computer resources.

    12. prospects Employment service for people with autism. Provides info, advice, support and consultancy for employers and potential employees. Intensive employment training courses. Ongoing support once employed.

    13. Adult Social Groups 5 Groups in Scotland Chance for adults to meet others and Develop social skills and Form individual friendships and Take part in a variety of social activities

    14. HE/FE Support Tailored support Funded via DSA or place of study Assistance with work placement Staff training Onward transition to adult life Independent living skills

    15. Supported living 5 flats in Glasgow 9 flats in Peterhead 1 house in Dufftown Individual support for independence

    16. Outreach Supporting individuals and their families in a home setting, in the community, and in an education setting 365 days a year and potentially 24 hours a day Support ranging from consultation to direct one-to-one or 2: 1 support Assessment of the individual and family needs Assessment and consultation with other providers and organisations to include leisure and learning environments Person centered approaches and structured care planning

    17. Outreach Support to access wider community Participate in everyday life Empower and build confidence Boost life skills Work with families Assess needs and train staff Work with other providers and organisations All settings…all ages

    18. I Exist Campaign Record national numbers Local databases (LA and CHCP) Guidance for commissioners Bridge gap between MH and LD Fully trained staff (care and assessment) Clear pathways for adults MORE RESOURCES!!

    19. Parent 2 Parent Autism Services Directory Partners in Autism Policy and Campaigns Advocacy for Education Partnership working (SSA, LAS, PRTC etc)

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