18/06/2026
Autistic Pride Day was created by Autistic people, for Autistic people.
It’s already a big part of our work, but on this day we want to especially highlight the importance of centering Autistic lived experience in all conversations that effect how we move through the world. This isn’t just about listening to Autistic voices, but following through with meaningful actions, and allowing Autistic people to be active participants and leaders in those decisions.
For the Autistic people reading this – we see you. You know your needs and your experiences better than anyone else, and you have the right to have them listened to and supported, without having to prove yourself first.
Stay strong and stay proud! Happy Autistic Pride Day. 🧡💙
08/06/2026
Happy Pride Month 🫶🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
When it comes to organisations and businesses celebrating Pride Month, there is always a risk of the organisation simply slapping on a rainbow logo and moving on, without any meaningful conversation. But Pride Month has never been about profit. It’s about connection, education and the ongoing fight for LGBT+ rights around the world.
I think Pride Month is especially relevant to our community, as many Autistic people also identify as LGBT+.
I know a lot of LGBT+ Autistic people, but also a lot of non-LGBT+ Autistic people, who want to support their Q***r community members, but aren’t sure where to start.
If that sounds like you, then this post is for you!
This post is a brief but direct response to some of the common confusions I witness from well-meaning Autistic people, in relation to LGBT+ identity. It’s also a space for you to (respectfully) ask any other questions you might have about supporting the Q***r people around you!
Ask your questions in the comments below and I’ll be sure to answer them as best I can. 💬💬
04/06/2026
Our Autistic community is growing🎉🎉
We’re excited to announce that we are launching a new Youth Peer Groups location for Autistic young people in the Redlands!
The group will be located in Victoria Point in the Redlands, and will run Wednesday nights from 6pm-7:30pm – commencing July 15th for the beginning of term 3. Like our other Youth Peer Groups, the group will be open to anyone between the ages of 14-18, who identifies as Autistic, and will be accompanied by a co-occurring Parents Group for parents and carers of attendees.
Our peer groups are safe, inclusive spaces for Autistic people to form friendships, unmask and express themselves freely. If you’re looking to connect with people who understand your experience, we’d love to have you along!
For more details, please get in touch with our friendly team or visit our website, and register your interest for the Redlands Youth Peer Group through the form below: https://forms.office.com/r/EFwY62JH8E?origin=lprLink
