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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.
What We Do
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.
Family Support
We offer a range of support services to families and carers of autistic children including an information helpline, family outreach workers and support groups.
Careers
Join the leading autism charity in the West Midlands and support autistic people and those who love them.
Apply for an Alert Card for Autistic People aged 13yrs+
Or download our free Parent/Carer Alert Card.
Please Support Us
We need your help
Over the last 5 years 1500 individuals have attended our training and workshops… Providing an opportunity for parents to learn more about autism and how it affects their child. We want to continue to provide services like these. Please support your local charity during World Autism Awareness Week!
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.
The Burrows Supported Living
We are looking for passionate and experienced people to work within The Burrows, a specialist supported living scheme for autistic adults and adults with complex needs.
Latest News & Events
An Interview with Tom Greenhall - Registered Care Manager
Tom is the Residential Care Manager at one of our Supported Living Centres...
Message from the CEO of Autism West Midlands, Phil Middlewood
This Autism Awareness Week it is important that we continue to raise the profile of Autism within our local communities so that Autistic people are given the same opportunities as everyone else...
‘The Importance of Diagnosis’ - Dr Ashok Roy
A conversation with Dr Ashok Roy - Chartered Psychologist