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I have an idea

NAS35595
over 6 years ago

Hi all,

I have come up with an idea for a project and was wondering if anyone could help/give feedback.

What do people think of autism friendly places/activities?

The idea is an app specifically for the UK that has all the different places/activities that are autism friendly on a map. It would include a suggestions post where people could add a place they thought was appropriate. 

Any comments would be great

Thanks

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  • over 6 years ago

    This is a great idea and we should all be provided with options.  In fact my biggest gripe at the moment is not being able to go for a relaxing coffee with my partner.  The coffee shops now insist on ramping the 'background' music up, clattering every bit of crockery around in site and as a result everyone attending feels the need to shout over the noise when having a conversation.  Long gone are the days of going to a quiet coffee shop and settling into a book over a cup of coffee.

  • over 6 years ago in reply to Starbuck

    Yes! Our local coffee shop is a Costa, which I really like, but can't tolerate the baristas banging around behind the counter. Love the idea of somewhere quiet!

  • over 6 years ago in reply to Patch

    I used to live close to a Buddhist centre and would visit regularly  In fact I have the Buddhist centre to thank for teaching me how to meditate.  Sadly, there are none close to me now, but the peacefulness of these types of environments is something everyone could benefit from in an increasingly noisy and busy world.   

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  • over 6 years ago in reply to Patch

    I used to live close to a Buddhist centre and would visit regularly  In fact I have the Buddhist centre to thank for teaching me how to meditate.  Sadly, there are none close to me now, but the peacefulness of these types of environments is something everyone could benefit from in an increasingly noisy and busy world.   

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