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Friends for my 12yo son

NAS79143 over 3 years ago

Hello...

I don't know whether this is the right approach but my lovely 12 yo son who is high functioning ASD doesn't have any friends.

He currently is in between schools so its been difficult for him to make any

He is funny and lively. Likes video games and cycling

We live in Sunbury which is just outside of West London.

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Ian over 3 years ago

Some autistic young people find that structured activities such as Scouts or Cadets suit them - meetings usually have a structure, and there are clear expectations regarding behaviour. I know several autistic kids who are in Scouts and love it.
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Ian over 3 years ago

Some autistic young people find that structured activities such as Scouts or Cadets suit them - meetings usually have a structure, and there are clear expectations regarding behaviour. I know several autistic kids who are in Scouts and love it.
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