ACCTing Out is our social group for autistic young adults aged 18-25.
We run fortnightly activities on Tuesday evenings, to places like the cinema, to play pool, go for a meal, and more.
The group runs supportive social opportunities that help young adults to get out of the house and participate in activities with friends and peers. The group aims to help boost the confidence and self-esteem of young adults, have a positive impact on mental health and build social, communication and life skills. Each ACCTing Out activity is led and supported by ACCT staff and volunteers.
The group is open to any autistic young adult in Sheffield. For more information contact us, and we’ll send you details of how to get involved!
ACCTing Out was initially launched in memory of David Woodhouse, a tireless supporter of ACCT over the years. The initial funding for ACCTing Out came from money donated to ACCT in David’s memory, and we are grateful that this project continues to be championed by Deborah, David’s wife and one of ACCT’s founders.
We hope ACCTing Out is a fitting tribute to all the amazing work for good causes that David did throughout his life.
Autistic Children and Carers Together (ACCT) 