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Autism Guernsey, CEO Julia Watts & Amy Ford, States of Guernsey, clinical lead for autism Autism Guernsey is pleased to announce a new three-year agreement with The Committee for Health & Social Care (HSC) commissioning us to deliver a range of support programmes for parents and carers of autistic young people in Guernsey. These programmes provide practical advice, guidance, and strategies to help families better understand and support autistic children and young people. The

Autism Guernsey is proud to announce the launch of its Neurodiversity Network Resource Hub, a free online resource designed to support organisations in creating and growing neurodiversity networks.   The hub provides evidence-based guidance, templates, and practical tools to help organisations foster inclusive environments that value and support neurodivergent talent and in particular autistic individuals.   With an estimated one in seven people being neurodivergent, understa

We're excited to announce that the Autism Guernsey team is launching a podcast: Let's Talk About Autism . You can listen to the trailer here: The idea behind our new podcast is to provide even more education about autism (in addition to our articles , videos , training , and resources ). We want to bridge the gap between clinical expertise and lived experience. Episodes will explore autism through conversations that blend research with reality, alongside practical advice for

Autism Guernsey has received a generous donation from Guernsey Swim All Seasons, which will be used to enhance our sensory therapy provision for autistic children and adults across the island. The donation has funded the purchase of specialist sensory equipment for Autism Guernsey’s sensory therapy room, which is accessed by both child and adult clients. The new equipment will support individuals who experience sensory processing difficulties, helping them to better regulate

As the year draws to a close, the festive season gives us time to reflect on what really matters: connection, kindness and community. At   Autism Guernsey , the weeks leading up to Christmas have been busy, joyful and most importantly focused on continuing to support our clients. Winter Wonderland: Our Festive Fundraiser A major highlight of our festive calendar was our much-loved Winter Wonderland fundraiser. This special event brought together families, supporters and the

Celebrating 10 years of commitment, expertise, and community support and why your help still matters. Ten years by our side Ten years is a long time in the life of a growing charity and an even longer time to give your heart and energy to a cause. This year we celebrate Julia Watts’ tenth anniversary at Autism Guernsey, marking a decade of steadfast service, professional excellence, and quiet leadership that has touched hundreds of autistic people and their families across th

At Autism Guernsey, we are continually inspired by the generosity of our local community and this month was no exception. The team at FNB Channel Islands came together for an internal fundraising initiative, raising £700 to help purchase office furniture for our premises. What began as a practical idea has become meaningful support that will directly benefit the individuals and families we help. As a charity that relies heavily on fundraising and donations, contributions like

As Guernsey marked Trustees’ Week, Autism Guernsey Chairman David Harry reflected on the vital role of collaboration, understanding, and sustainable support for our third sector and why shaping a stronger, more inclusive island community matters more than ever. This week has been a time to pause, reflect and celebrate the many islanders who give their time, skills, and experience to guide Guernsey charities. It’s also a time to ask some bigger questions about what our third s

Autism Guernsey’s annual charity walk proved once again to be a great success, bringing together supporters, families, and friends for a morning of fresh air, shared purpose, and stunning St Martin’s scenery. The event offered not only an opportunity to raise vital funds for the charity’s ongoing work but also a reminder of the importance of community coming together to raise awareness, support one another, and celebrate neurodiversity in Guernsey. Participants enjoyed the sc