NeuroDiverse Self Advocacy –
themeeting place for neurodivergent community
We’re a not-for-profit organizationrun by autistic volunteers. We offer an online forum andcommunity of autistic people who support each other, problem-solve together andadvocate for ourselves as a group. We want to transform attitudes toautism in society and develop new services, relevant to us.
We offer an online forum andcommunity of autistic people who support each other, problem-solve together andadvocate for ourselves as a group.
We want to transform attitudes toautism in society and develop new services, relevant to us.
Our strengths:
•We’re run by and for autistic adults – we understand you and can provide advice based on our own experiences
•We can respond and act on what users are saying (e.g. by developing new services and advocating as a group)
• Users can remain anonymous.
“I entered the autism space by advocatingand dealing with my children’s diagnosis and SEN provisions at school. Howeversoon I realised that autism, or then Asperger, was the name for what washappening to me all my life. Watchingmy girls, I know building positive autism identity is hugely important. I cameacross some demeaning and dehumanising conversations about autistic people andrealised that equality is not a forgone conclusion. We need to work for it forus and for the sake of our children. So I joined with others to start this group.”
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