Autism Support

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Understanding autism is important. But understanding you is what makes support work. No two autistic people experience the world in exactly the same way, which is why we don't use a one-size-fits-all approach being autistic does not mean needing to fit into somebody else’s idea of what support should look like.

At Larkspur Care our autism support starts with the individual: your strengths, your communication, your routines, your sensory needs, your interests, the things that matter to you and the life you want to lead.

We provide flexible, person-centred support for autistic adults in their own homes and communities. Our aim is not to take over. It is to provide the right support, in the right way, so that people can have greater choice, confidence, independence and control over their lives.

How we can support you

A support chart titled 'How we can support you' with a list of ways to support someone, including personal care, independence, household tasks, community access, education, social activities, health appointments, transitions, and higher-level needs, decorated with purple and lavender floral illustrations.
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