Hart and Rushmoor Branch of the National Autistic Society

If you find any more useful sites please let us know!

Product solutions for children's special needs

Urine analysis for those looking into the gluten &
casein free diet.

Fantastic Ebay seller who has various sweatshirts with
autism related slogans on them like "I'm not naughty I'm
autistic!"

Transition Information Network is a source of information
and good practice for disabled young people (aged 14 -
25 years), families and professionals.

Hampshire's Special Educational Needs publication list
for parents/carers (2006/2007)

Sibs, for brothers and sisters of people with special needs.

Information about children and young adults who are
affected by the hidden disability of speech, language
and communication impairments.

Connexions Direct can offer 13-19 year olds (25yrs for
those with learning difficulties or disabilities) information
and advice they need to make the decisions and choices
in their lives.

If you have any information or ideas for this site, please contact
web@nasHandR.org

Sensory Integration Network is committed to the promotion
and development of sensory integration theory and
practice.

Office for Advice Assistance Support and Information on
Special needs.

The website for the UK charity Allergy Induced Autism.

A site for students with autism and AS at college or
university.

The Independent Panel for Special Education Advice, is a
registered charity providing advice on LEAs' legal duties
towards children with SEN.

Advisory Centre for Education provide a free helpline,
exclusion helpline and an extensive booklist.

Links to the Asperger Syndrome Helpline for Teenagers and
Adults.

A helpline for parents of bullied children, also provide
booklets, training and confidence building sessions for
children.

A charity for families caring for children and adults with
severe learning difficulties and challenging behaviour.

A website for people who have a learning difficulty - not
for their parents or carers!! Covers health, housing, money,
relationships and more, all in simple terms.

Providing a voice and support to people with learning
difficulties, autistic spectrum disorders and/or Aspergers
syndrome in Basingstoke and throughout Hampshire.

The Surrey branch of the NAS. A fantastic site full of
useful information, both on autism and local facilities.

The "families" part of this website introduces the Early
Support materials which have been specially developed for
families with a young disabled child and links you to other
useful sources of information.

The Asperger's Syndrome Foundation are a small registered
charity based in central London. It's committed to
promoting awareness and understanding of Asperger's
Syndrome.

A UK based list whose aim is to provide a place
where anyone dealing with an Autistic Spectrum
Disorder can get together with others and share
experiences, knowledge and support.

The is a fantastic site for printable picture cards to help with
sequencing and routines!

The British Institute of Learning Disabilities are committed to
improving the quality of life for people with a learning
disability. They also run training events and courses, click
here for more details.

DISS, Disability Information Services, are providers of a
comprehensive national database of disability information.

E.volve is an online directory of voluntary and community
organisations within Hampshire.

Carers Together provides a range of services for carers
and has a large resource of useful information for carers
and professionals.

The Society is an Independent Regional Charity. Their Head
Office is situated in the South of Hampshire

Education and Resources for Improving Childhood Continence
(ERIC) provides advice and information on bedwetting.

A national educational charity for children with autism.

Provides information & advice to working parents. It has an
established network of parents with disabled children

PAG (Parent Action Group for special play) is a Community
Action Group based in Rushmoor. They try to increase the
play and leisure opportunities for families with special
needs children and young people within the local area.

Transforming lives through organ and tissue donation.
Adding your name to the NHS Organ Donor Register is
an important step and means that one day you may
be able to save lives.

Makaton Vocabulary Development Project; using signs
and symbols alongside speech to communicate.

A great website with games and gifts for children with
special needs. With play tips and ideas for each toy, you
can help your child have fun while learning through play

A fantastic opticians unlike any other! Although in Ayr,
Scotland, they are worth the travelling time. Just look
at their site for more details.