At Talkback, we work with our members across a wide range of activities, including numerous sports. Over the last three months we have been running
Did you see all the previous tennis champions yesterday at Wimbledon as the world’s most famous tennis tournament celebrated 100 years of the Centre Court?
Since our programme finished in March, we have been running zoom sessions with our participants. We know how hard it is to keep going when
On July 17 the team will attempt to conquer the three spectacular fells of Whernside (736m), Ingleborough (723m) and Pen-y-Ghent (694m). They will cover 39km
These days we do a lot more typing sat at our computers, but how many pick up a pen and piece of paper to write
Over the last year, in Reading, Wokingham and West Berkshire our Talkback – Your Voice Project, have produced and filmed a video for people with
This video shows the impact of a football stadium having a sensory room for people with autism. The impact of this provision for the child
In July 2021, the Government published a National All-Age Autism Strategy that covers children, young people and adults. This new strategy replaces the Think Autism
They wanted to thank the Garden for partnering with Talkback and in doing so, helping them to be actively involved in horticulture. Our Personal Development
A walking holiday can be a good way to visit many places in one trip. Explore the coast, visit country villages, or walk from town
Buckinghamshire Council and partners understand that a lot has changed in the last two years and now is a great opportunity for people’s views and
Volunteering is a wonderful way to give something back. But it’s not just the people you help that get something from it. It has been
Talkback is a registered charity in England and Wales 1093732 and a company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales under number 04279266
Our registered address is Talkback-UK Ltd, Amersham Community Centre, Chiltern Avenue, Amersham, Bucks HP6 5AH 01494 434448
With over 25 years of experience, Talkback offers a nurturing, flexible alternative to other traditional education settings, designed specifically for young people with an EHCP, aged 16-25, who are autistic or have a learning disability.
