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Our Talkback Youth Club is for autistic people aged 16-24 years old. The club will take place in a supervised space, where you can meet

Please note, this article contains sensitive and upsetting content. We are blessed at Talkback to regularly be able to tell stories about some of the

Music is my special interest. But it’s more than that. Music has the power to make me feel good like nothing else does. It gives

There are many autistic people, not all of them diagnosed. Daily we face many struggles living in a world not made for us. We miss

As part of Autism Acceptance Week, the Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes Integrated Care Board (BLMK ICB), paid a visit to our Milton Keynes group.

It takes courage to stand up and speak in front of an audience of over 100 people, particularly if the subject matter is so personal

Understanding Due to the complexity of the autistic spectrum, it is difficult to understand the spectrum. For that reason, it is easier to look at

Autism acceptance day is on the 2nd of April. The theme for this year’s autism acceptance week is colour. Here our colleague, Nicola Martin, who

We are delighted to be supporting World Autism Acceptance Week. Organised by the National Autistic Society, this week aims to raise awareness of autism and

The Bucks Heroes project is about celebrating ordinary people who are doing extraordinary things; making them everyday heroes, who have contributed to the history of

TAB is designed for adults aged 25 and over who have learning disabilities or who are autistic. Our aim is to help them to find the