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Autistic Pride - Reading

Autistic Pride Reading was registered as a charity on 22nd November 2018.

Celebrating the WHOLE spectrum by providing autistic friendly events and activities in the Berkshire area. Including our annual Autistic Pride event in Prospect Park.

We have plans to offer advocacy on an individual basis in the near future. We provide you with up to date information about autistic lives and are always open to questions, suggestions etc.

We offer an autistic families group once a month in Burghfield Common, online support and of course our big annual Autistic Pride event in Prospect Park.

Dates for Burghfield Autistic Group 2019!
Now meeting the third Sunday of most months apart from June (Autistic Pride Annual Picnic in the Park) and July and August (summer holidays).

New Venue is Burghfield Scout Hut: 

All sessions are 2 - 4 pm. There will be a new activity per session, plus sensory tray, play dough, XBoxes, games, etc. Hot and cold drinks available, plus biscuits. Entry is free, but donations are always welcome.The dates are as follows:

  • 15th December

Who to contact

E-mail
autisticpridereading@gmail.com
Website
Autistic Pride Reading

Where to go

Name
The Scout Hut
Address
Hollybush Lane
Burghfield Common
Reading
Postcode
RG7 3FL

Time / Date Details

When is it on
3rd Sunday of each month
Time of day
Afternoon
Session Information
2pm-4pm

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