Support Groups for High Functioning Autism/Asperger Adults who are

Hi, Everyone,

I've recently been diagnosed with High Functioning Autism/Aspergers in my 40's and I'm wondering if there are support services or groups for people like me who are just about coping with life but could do with a little extra support?  From what I can see online so far, the majority of the support is aimed toward children and parents and those with more severe learning or behavioural difficulties.  I understand that these groups have the most acute challenges, but I'm wondering if there is anything in the community for those, like me, that are just about muddling along.  Any help in finding any groups or support would be gratefully received.  Thanks for reading.

Chris 

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  • Autism Nottingham have a few virtual event a months for autistic individuals without intellectual disabilities. 

    they often have Gather Town event every month from 7pm till 9pm and a google meets event from 7pm till 9pm. To find out more look at the Facebook page. Even though it set up by autism Nottingham it open to everyone across the uk. 

    if you contact you local authority you may find out or help steer a social engagement project. I live in Norfolk and we have Norfolk autism partnership. You may want to look if their something similar in your area.

    Mens sheds are great places, most of them have autistic members and the majority of the older folk are tolerant and kind. 

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  • Autism Nottingham have a few virtual event a months for autistic individuals without intellectual disabilities. 

    they often have Gather Town event every month from 7pm till 9pm and a google meets event from 7pm till 9pm. To find out more look at the Facebook page. Even though it set up by autism Nottingham it open to everyone across the uk. 

    if you contact you local authority you may find out or help steer a social engagement project. I live in Norfolk and we have Norfolk autism partnership. You may want to look if their something similar in your area.

    Mens sheds are great places, most of them have autistic members and the majority of the older folk are tolerant and kind. 

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