New help for autism

Local people affected by autism in Bexhill are to get much needed support from a new branch of The National Autistic Society (NAS).

It opens with a family fun-day on Saturday September 13 at Glyne Gap School.

Sarah Fletton, Branch Officer for the NAS Bexhill Branch said: "There is a real need for help and support for people affected by autism in Bexhill, so this new branch of the NAS will be a fantastic addition to the local community.

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"Autism is a serious, lifelong and disabling condition, yet many people with the condition struggle to access the help they so desperately need.

"It does not have to be like this.

"The right help at the right time can make a huge difference, so we plan to offer advice and support group meetings along with social events and workshops for families from all over Bexhill."

The branch launch and family fun-day takes place from 2-4pm at Glyne Gap School in Hastings Road. Entertainment includes a fire engine, soft play equipment, adventure play & sensory garden, sandpit, playground, bikes, inflatable football pitch, a raffle and refreshments. Members of the public are welcome to attend.

The Bexhill Branch runs a fortnightly support group for families affected by autism. For more information about the support group or the branch, please contact Sarah Fletton, Branch Officer on 07920 254 569 or [email protected]

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