The group is a chance to focus on your passion project or explore your special interest alongside others who are doing the same. This approach is sometimes referred to as body doubling or parallel play. You are also welcome to attend to observe passions and topics that you are interested in.

We are looking for volunteers to help us establish and facilitate a chess club for the autistic community. This is a great opportunity for someone with basic or advanced chess knowledge to practice group facilitation skills. In this role you will make a positive impact on the attendees not only by helping them develop their Chess skills but by allowing them to socialise and develop a sense of belonging with their peers.

Dungeons & Dragons dungeon Masters in running online D&D groups for Autistic children and teens. This can look like assisting players, playing a character, or checking rules.

AV relies on our volunteer team to keep our activities and services running, and we are always looking for new team members in a range of roles.