There are many health benefits to having cheese in your diet. Read our guide to find out some of these and some cheesy inspirations>>> Read more
Our Vocational and Community Services (VACS) have been helping autistic adults reach their true potential for over 30 years. Find out more >> Read more
We are looking for fantastic support workers to join our friendly team in Leeds. Read the job description and apply today! Read more
As a Relief Support Worker you will help to improve the lives of the adults we support by promoting understanding and acceptance of people with autism, and helping them to be included and feel valued within their communities. Read more
AutistiCon is back! With guest speakers, stalls, performances, artwork and lots more! Check out this event>> Read more
One of our brilliant Support Workers, Paris, and her partner Reuben, are attempting to cycle from Leeds to Liverpool to raise money for our charity. Find out more>> Read more
Leeds Autism Services work with families, communities and businesses to encourage a better understanding of autism through training and consultancy >> Read more
We want to give a voice to autistic people, and improve autism understanding. Find out how to take part in the Leeds Autism Services podcast >> Read more
Craig is in conversation with Dr Christopher Banham, an autistic educator who advocates for making education more accessible. Listen now>> Read more
There can be many causes of stress including mental health issues, financial problems, or difficulties our personal or work lives. Read our guide for tips on reducing your stress >>> Read more
The next AutistiCon event will take place this June, but we desperately need YOUR help to ensure this important annual event can continue to benefit the autistic community. Find out more >> Read more
AutistiCon is an annual event for the autistic community. It is free to attend, and we need your help to help it stay that way >> Read more
AutistiCon is back at Leeds Playhouse! Tuesday June 11th 2024, 9:30am - 4:30pm. Check out this event>> Read more
Want to volunteer at the 2024 AutistiCon event? Find out more, and register your interest here >> Read more
Our voices, like our fingerprints, are all unique. As we get older we risk losing our unique voice, unless we try to look after it properly. Read our guide to find out more>>> Read more
In this episode, we are joined by Phil Chan, Neurodiversity Commissioning Lead for Leeds, who talks about the work he is doing to make the city a great place for autistic people to live >> Read more
Our kidneys are an organ we do not often think about, often being called the silent organ, but it is very important to keep your kidneys in good health. Read our guide for tips to keep your kidney's healthy >>> Read more
Maintaining good ear health can help prevent significant hearing loss. Read our guide on ways to help keep your ear healthy >>> Read more
One of our brilliant Support Workers, Paris, and her partner Reuben, are cycling from Leeds to Liverpool to raise money for our charity. Find out more>> Read more
In this episode we are joined by one of our amazing volunteers, Babs, who talks about her wonderful, crafty activity workshops and the work she does in the community to promote autism understanding. Read more
Though usually associated with Japan, you can see many beautiful blossoms in Yorkshire. Read our easy read guide to find out where >>> Read more
Every person’s brain is different, for around 20% of the UK population this differences mean they may be diagnosed with Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia or other neurological conditions. The words neurotypical or neurodiverse are used often but what do these mean? Find out more >>> Read more
Take a look at our latest job vacancies, relief roles and volunteering opportunities >> Read more
Join Craig in conversation with Emily Elsworth who shares her experiences of being diagnosed as an adult, what it has meant for her, and the importance of being kind >> Read more