#ActuallyHaringey is a new specialist autism service designed to deliver early help provision to address the needs of autistic people without a learning disability aged 16 years and over and their support networks.
#ActuallyHaringey provides digital, online and telephone support across Haringey and within a safe online community space.
Join us for our monthly Friday evening social. This is an opportunity for you to socialise and make friends within a relaxed, friendly environment. Quiz Night with other activities on Friday 15 July, 5-7pm. Tuesday and Thursdays 10-1pm are in person information and advice sessions.
Other activities include lunchtime online Mindfulness, in person Pre-Diagnosis Group or What’s your special interest? Or in person Better connected. Online Tea and Chat Friday 29 July 4:30-5pm. There is an in person employment support advisor, too. Please book your place.
There are a number of taster sessions in July – tapestry, 14 July, 2-4pm; Introduction to Making Music on Thursday 21 July 2022, 2- 4pm; craft session will focus on upcycling old magazines into wall art on Thursday 28 July 2022, 2-4pm; creating art that has a focus on nature and the environment Saturday 30 July 2022, 2-3.30pm. Book early for the Sanjuro Martial Arts Taster Session on Saturday 6 August, 2-3pm.
For further information or to book a place for any of the activities: AutismHub@haringey.gov.uk.
#ActuallyHaringey, 20B Waltheof Gardens, London, N17 7HS.
Call or text 07929 839921.
Haringey Council is proposing to up-date and revise its home-school transport policy. We are introducing a more detailed account of how decisions are made in the interests of transparency and to ensure our stakeholders are as informed as possible. This will also ensure that there is less confusion and misinformation in the community. Read more about the changes 
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