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Enriching the lives of autistic people living in the West Midlands

We use our passion and expertise to enrich the lives of people on the autism spectrum and those who care for them.

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Adult Support

We offer a specialist service using a person centred approach for autistic adults, including excellent residential care homes all rated ‘good’ by CQC offering round-the-clock support.

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Community Services

We operate Community Hubs in areas of the West Midlands and our Information Helpline, downloads and free online webinars are available to anyone regardless of where they live.

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Careers

Join the leading autism charity in the West Midlands and support autistic people and those who love them.

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Sylvia's Story

Listen to Sylvia’s story about the impact our support has had on her and her family.

Sylvia's Story

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As a charity, we rely on your kind donations to continue our work. By donating to Autism West Midlands, you are helping us to fund a variety of projects which provide specialist support and advice to people of all ages on the autistic spectrum and their families.

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Latest News & Events

Sutton Parent Carer Support Group

19
Apr
2024

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A Day in the Life of a Support Worker!

Sally has worked at Oakfield Road for 21 years, and still loves it!

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Shropshire Coffee and Chat - Shifnal

22
Apr
2024

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AAW Introduction from our CEO

We're kicking things off with a message from our CEO, Tom!

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Rising to the Challenge

22
Apr
2024

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Sandwell Support Group for Autistic Adults

Join our Sandwell support group for autistic adults, a safe space where you can build friendships and learn more about autism

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