A.I.M Statement On Autistic Cures There is no cure for autism. Autism is a neurological difference, not an illness, a vaccine injury, a...

Today's Cygnet Square Market, a great well attended event with Black owned businesses selling tasty food, art, jewellery, clothing,...

AIM Not Back To School Picnic, thank you to The Royal Parks London Play Design and brilliant facepainter Max Sparkle for a wonderful...

Thank you to Vijay Panchal Fine Artist for a great animal character design workshop this afternoon. All the attendees had a great time,...

We are sad to announce that Steve Silberman, the author of NeuroTribes: The Legacy of Autism and the Future of Neurodiversity has passed,...

"Meet the AIM for the Rainbow team, the queer volunteer corner of Autistic Inclusive Meets Community Group AIM...

Blackheath Fair SEN session today, lots of AIM families attended. Thank you to the Royal Greenwich of Borough and the Blackheath Fair...

Lovely visit from the British Guide Dog Association today at our AIM Thursday group. Always informative and the attendees love...

Why We Need CCTV In SEN Schools. Tobie is non speaking, autistic and Learning Disabled, he was beaten for 20 minutes by his TA, who then...

A lovely afternoon out with our AIM familes at George Mead Stables, Upper Wickham Ln, Welling DA16 3DG. If you haven't been there, check...

Today Autistic Inclusive Meets Community Group AIM CEO Emma Dalmayne and our Patron David Gray-Hammond had a meeting with Jenny Wilkes,...

A lovely picnic and bird spotting today at Regent's Park, the families had a lovely time enjoying nature and the sunshine.

The theatre group Bespoken that our Emma Dalmayne is a Patron of came along to our AIM Thursday group for a drama workshop. The attendees...

Yet another autistic child was attacked by a trusted person, this time a teachers assistant who thankfully was caught on CCTV, but what...

Today's AIM ferry and park trip, a lovely day with seven of our families with a picnic and lots of play. Photos by Owen Liddle...