Finding it impossible to find any sort of support

https://www.creativesupport.co.uk/

Try contacting Creative Support in your area, I got in touch with them last year and they've been immensely helpful with regard to my finances, setting me up with sources of food and they've put me in touch with another organization to help me find volunteer work with the aim of eventually getting paid work. 

Hi NAS80798,

Which branch was it you tried to contact. If you'd like to let us know by emailing communitymanager@nas.org.uk we will try and get a response for you.

Kind regards,

Clare Mod

Hello NAS80798,

I'm sorry to hear that you feel unsupported in this way. Unfortunately, we are not able to offer direct support to people who are searching for work. However, here are some resources which may help: 

 Firstly, our ‘Finding Work’ handbook aims to support autistic job seekers to find work. This digital workbook is designed to help autistic adults prepare themselves for employment. Topics include understanding autism better, choosing a suitable role, applying for roles, preparing for and getting through interviews, finding work experience, working on communication and social skills, managing anxiety and preparing for the workplace. It can be downloaded for free here: https://www.autism.org.uk/shop/products/books-and-resources/finding-work-interactive-ebook 
 
We have also made available a free online learning module designed to help autistic job seekers entering the job market in understanding their strengths and what next steps they could take towards gaining meaningful employment or work: 
https://www.autism.org.uk/what-we-do/professional-development/training-and-conferences/employment/finding-employment 

 Additionally, it could be worthwhile looking at the Evenbreak website for listed job vacancies (http://www.evenbreak.co.uk/). Even break matches disabled job seekers with employers looking to build a diverse workforce. 
 The British Association of Supported Employment, who have a database of supported employment agencies, so you can search for one in your local area: www.base-uk.org 

Remploy, an organisation which supports people with disabilities and those experiencing complex barriers to work, into mainstream employment: www.remploy.co.uk 

 I have also included a link to our job-page:

 https://www.autism.org.uk/get-involved/work-for-us 

 Within this page you can click on our job and volunteering page to find out about our current employment and volunteering opportunities with The National Autistic Society. We particularly welcome applications from autistic people. 

  Finally, you can find more information about seeking a job, and about your rights in work here: 

https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/employment 

I hope this helps,

ChloeMod

What about Remploy?

Can you try to find a peer support group? I haven't managed to attend any yet, but I notice that there are some groups for autistic adults on meetup. Also try Mind as they sometimes run local groups.