A Unique Approach to Empowering Individuals with Autism
St. Helens Autism Support and Care Ltd. is a one-of-a-kind and inclusive space dedicated to supporting individuals with physical or learning disabilities, people on autism spectrum with challenging behaviors. Our person-centred approach places emphasis on each individual’s needs and abilities, ensuring that they have access to their fundamental human rights and the support they require to acheive their full potential.
At St Helens Autism Support and Care Ltd, we are passionate about promoting diversity and inclusion throughout our organisation. We believe that everyone deserves the chance to achieve their full potential regardless of their background Or cultural differences, our experienced member of staffs are fully trained and have vast experience in providing a need-led service.
St Helens Autism Support and Care Ltd utilises a Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) approach to support adults on the Autism Spectrum reach their greatest potential.
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St Helens Autism Support and Care Ltd is dedicated to helping individuals with autism reach their full potential. Our services also extend to the families of those individuals based on their medical diagnosis and how they are affected by the condition.
For adults with autism, deviations from routine can cause significant anxiety and distress. Our team recognizes these difficulties and remains committed to providing ongoing support to adults with autism and their families during such challenging times.
St Helens Autism Support and Care Ltd, we are passionate about promoting diversity and inclusion throughout our organisation. We believe that everyone deserves the chance to achieve their full potential, regardless of abilities or background.
St Helens Autism Support and Care Ltd utilises a Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) approach to support adults on the Autism Spectrum reach their greatest potential.
You might be eligible for financial aid from your local council if you or a loved one falls inside the autism spectrum and needs extra support. Here you can find the local council.
If you have questions about a child, contact the teachers or special education needs (SENCO) professionals at your child’s nursery or school.
Speak to student support services if you are a student at a college or university. Talk to your management and human resources (HR) if you are at work (nhs.uk)
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