I enjoy social activities with others that have similiar interests to mine, no matter what their age.

How to consider what others are thinking helps in social situations

2 Aussie mums share their tips and tricks to successful vaccinations

Sending and receiving feedback is one of the most important aspects of effective communication.

Self-regulation relies on my ability to recognise the emotion or feeling and then develop my own self-regulation techniques and strategies

What happens when you don't agree with someone. Tips for handling situations.

Our A List ambassador, Sam shares how he can sometimes struggle in social settings, whether they be one-on-one or in smaller or larger groups. He shares the tools he uses to build his confidence and manage his anxiety

Ever wondered why change triggers an epic wave of emotions or meltdowns for many autistics? Summer Farrelly, A List Ambassador explains how triggers and emotions build up like layers of Lasagne.

Knowing the difference between public and private behaviours AND public and private places is an essential skill in order to keep safe and participate in the community.

Hayden talks about the different types of online programs that young autistic people might enjoy using. Twitter, Reddit, Facebook…which ones should you be using and which ones should you be avoiding?

Group mentoring sessions for up to 16 Autistic students in both primary and secondary schools.

A social environment where young people can explore their technology and games interests to develop new skills & friends.

Come and try Lawn Bowls with ready and willing volunteers

A social environment where young people can explore their technology and games interests to develop new skills & friends.

Programs include: Westmead Feelings Program. PEERS, Seasons for Growth and Bringing Up Great Kids (parent support for children and adolescents)

Finding Autism offers Social Peer Support Groups, exclusively for autistic women. The groups are a safe and welcoming space to find acceptance, belonging, a positive sense of autistic identity, peer advice, and fun times.  

At PCYC Penrith, we offer disability gymnastics classes to get young people of all ability levels active and involved in their community.

A range of monthly support group for parents and carers of the Autism Community Network.

The Sunday morning ‘pop in’ is perfect for solo riders and groups. Perfect for a family looking for a Sunday activity to do together. No experience is required. We can set each group based on their experience. Jumping course for those with great skills, round yard work, bareback fun and Liberty work for those who wish to begin on the ground.

Meet and walk with beautiful Llamas on our fully guided Llama walk.