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.
Work with Autism West Midlands
Jobs available in Birmingham, Solihull and Droitwich!
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Community Services
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.
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.
Careers
Join the leading autism charity in the West Midlands and support autistic people and those who love them.
Please Support Us
Autism Acceptance and Awareness Campaign 2022
We took part in this year’s official United Nations World Autism Awareness Day (#WAAD) held on Saturday 2nd April and the World Autism Acceptance Week (#WAAW) from 28th March to 3rd April 2022
Please click below to see more from our 2022 World Autism Acceptance and Awareness campaign.
Sylvia's Story
Listen to Sylvia’s story about the impact our support has had on her and her family.
Please support us
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.
Latest News & Events
Co-production in Autism West Midlands
Here at Autism West Midlands ensuring the views of autistic individuals and the autistic community are heard is vital to the development of our programmes and courses...
Teens Autism Confident Evaluation
During 2019-22 Autism West Midlands was one of 23 organisations across England who received funding from the Health and Wellbeing Fund...
Interview with Becky - Registered Care Manager
In November we met with Becky, who’s the Registered Manager for our residential service, Upper Ford Lodge. She had so much to tell us about her eleven years with Autism West Midlands and why social care is such an important job.