Past Events

Following on from the co-production work of the last few years, Cambridgeshire is now forging ahead to develop an All Age Strategy for our children, young people and adults.  Its vital this is co-produced and this is your opportunity to help shape what comes next.  We’d like parent carers whose children have autism (with a diagnosis) or suspected autism (without a diagnosis) to join us for a round table discussion with the policy makers. This session will help us shape…

Following on from the co-production work of the last few years, Cambridgeshire is now forging ahead to develop an All Age Strategy for our children, young people and adults.  Its vital this is co-produced and this is your opportunity to help shape what comes next.  We’d like parent carers whose children have autism (with a diagnosis) or suspected autism (without a diagnosis) to join us for a round table discussion with the policy makers. This session will help us shape…

It can be hard having a child with additional needs in the family. Join Caring Together to find what help is still on offer for you all.

This is a drop in session for parent carers.  You don’t need a diagnosis to join us over a cuppa with someone who ‘gets it’. Booking essential.

Does your child have trouble getting to sleep and staying asleep? Join us to hear what may be the reasons and tips that could help.

This is a drop in session for parent carers.  You don’t need a diagnosis to join us over a cuppa with someone who ‘gets it’. Booking essential.

How many times have you asked them to pick up their toys or tidy their room? Why do they leave homework assignments or getting ready to leave the house to the very last minute? How is it they can read for hours or play video games but not do the simple task you asked them to do? Nagging or punishment for not doing the task only seems to make things worse – and the next time it happens all over…

Having a child with ASC means it can be hard finding time for your other children, your partner and yourself.  Join Elisa from Think Autism to look at ways to strengthen these relationships.