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Autism Over 55
Building Connection, Reducing Loneliness
Autism Over 55 is a small, welcoming social group delivered by The Autism Apprentice, designed specifically for autistic adults aged 55 and over. With group sizes limited to no more than 10 people, these sessions aim to build meaningful social connections in a calm, supportive setting.
The focus is on reducing loneliness, encouraging conversation, and creating a sense of community where everyone feels understood and valued - at their own pace, and in their own way.
Tribute Night
A Fun Evening of Music & Community
Join us for a lively Tribute Night filled with great music, a fantastic atmosphere, and plenty of fun. Held at the Sittingbourne & Milton Regis Golf Club, this event promises an enjoyable evening for supporters, friends, and members of the local community.
Alongside the live tribute music, there will be raffle prizes available, giving you the chance to win while supporting a great cause. Whether you’re coming along to enjoy the entertainment, support our work, or simply have a great night out, we’d love to see you there.
Come along, bring friends and family, and help us make it a night to remember.
Real Life Autism Course
A 6-Week Virtual Interactive Course
Our Real Life Autism Course is a 6-week virtual programme delivered by experts with both professional and lived experience. Designed to reflect real-life challenges, this interactive course provides practical strategies, understanding, and support that you can apply immediately.
Sessions include open discussion, expert guidance, and the opportunity to connect with others in a supportive online environment. Ideal for parents, carers, and individuals seeking deeper understanding and practical tools for everyday life.
Supporting Autism In The Workplace
This virtual workshop will provide you with information about autism spectrum condition, as well as give an overview of the triad of impairments and difficulties associated with autism.
We will also give you an understanding of the behaviours associated with autism and offer advice on how to support differences within the workplace.
Autism Support Helpline
Our Autism Support Helpline offers a safe, confidential space for autistic individuals, parents, carers, and professionals to ask questions and seek guidance. Whether you need emotional support, practical advice, or signposting to relevant services, our experienced team is here to listen and help. No issue is too small - sometimes a conversation can make all the difference.
Call us now on:
0300 011 0300
These sessions are funded by the Community Fund
Coffee Mornings
Come and have a coffee and a chat with the family support team who all care for at least one autistic young person and some are autistic themselves.
No booking required, just turn up. Children not in school are welcome to accompany but parents / carers are responsible for them at all times.
Island Works 14/01/2026
Island Works 21/04/2026
Island Works 14/05/2026
Leo Lounge 02/03/2026
Leo Lounge 16/03/2026
Merry Go Round 10/02/2026
Merry Go Round 24/02/2026
For further information please email:
admin@autismapprentice.co.uk.
Adult Autistic Support Group
A relaxed, non-judgemental space where you can connect with others, share experiences, and feel supported. This welcoming group is open to all autistic adults, whether you’ve recently received a diagnosis or have been navigating life for years.
Each session offers a chance to meet like-minded people, build confidence, and take part in open discussions in a safe and understanding environment. We’ll also feature guest speakers covering topics that matter most to our community — from wellbeing and relationships to employment, independence, and self-advocacy.
Come as you are, enjoy friendly conversation, and be part of a community that values and celebrates neurodiversity.
CV Workshops
Informal sessions tailored to be less intimidating and more structured helping young people with autism feel more comfortable and in control.
There will be specific communication support as many autistic individuals may struggle with self advocacy or identifying their strengths.
Theses sessions will help them recognise and articulate their skills and interests in a CV
Help us to continue supporting our community
Our objects of the company are to carry on activities which benefit the community in particular (without limitation) to support young autistic people and their families in Kent to improve their life outcomes.
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