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a little bit of help needed

robbie

hi everybody, im robbie, i have an 18 year old daughter with autism, she is a good kid but i think she has reached  the age when she dont want to be hanging around with her dad anymore. she attends college two and a half days a week, but its not enough to occupy her mind, like alot of autistic young adults she does not have many friends she is not capable of going out much on her own and definatly not after dark.   i would like to find social clubs in the cannock area for autistic people, and also supervised days out, activity weekends and supervised holidays. her mom does not have a lot to do with her, i am her full time carer, so any suggestions would be great,, also anyone in the cannock area get in touch, give me some ideas,, im a bit lost to be honest..   thanks robbie.

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  • Again, the NAS should be organisating a local to local befriending contact service. I am sure there autistic people with the same condition nearby, unknown to you. The NAS could act as an introduction service to prevent social isolation.

    Does anyone actually know what the NAS do for there money, except PR brochures and create a brand image which a falsehood in reality.

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  • Again, the NAS should be organisating a local to local befriending contact service. I am sure there autistic people with the same condition nearby, unknown to you. The NAS could act as an introduction service to prevent social isolation.

    Does anyone actually know what the NAS do for there money, except PR brochures and create a brand image which a falsehood in reality.

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