Our 'Action for Autism' community project has been featured in the 2025 Spring edition of Autism Eye

Our Founder and Director, Ali Golding, was interviewed by an Autism Eye feature for Parents 'Therapies that worked for us' in relation to our 'Action for Autism' community project that we have been running now for over 6 years thanks to funding received from various organisations. 

The feature details the difference that the Autism Movement Therapy® that are at the core of the 'Action for Autism' sessions made to Connor and features quotes from his mother, Lucy, taken from the recorded testimonial she provided as part of the feedback we collate at the end of each project as part of our monitoring.

We have published the extracted article on our Publications and Media page  but you can subscribe to the free Digital copy via the Autism Eye website.

Action for Autism
As reported in Febuary, we have received new funding from Wandsworth Council, Arts and Culture, so our current project is now running until December 2025.

This current project also provides performative opportunities for the young people including 'Strictly Wandsworth' the launch event for Wandsworth London Borough of Culture, Wandsworth Arts Festival - Royal Academy of Dance Community Day of Dance, the Happy Streets Festival and the Liberty Festival. Those participants that would prefer not to perform, can still support the group in backstage roles.  For more information including making an application, please visit our 'Action for Autism' webpage.

Note: You can also watch Lucy's testimonial on this page.

We are still accepting applications, so if you know of a young person aged between 11 - 18 years
that would like to be involved, please contact us.