Whats New ?
November 2013
Manchester Airport release the Airport Awareness Booklet
To help your journey Manchester Airport have created terminal specific booklets for parents and carers with children on the Autistic Spectrum
You can download them by following this link:
April 2014
sky channel 212(information tv )
A tv programme is being aired on weekdays called Autism Team its full of lnformation tips and ideas well worth the watch, it Aims to support, educate and most importantly work towards a better life for those with autism.
You may also find the following two websites informative and helpful
January 2015
Allsortz are now selling wristbands priced at just £2 available from the YouthClub dont forget to get one next time you visit.
Work Experience/Placement opportunities
Allsortz are now in a position to welcome Placement/Work Experience Students from College.Please be advised anybody wishing to participate in one of these placements must firstly contact myself to discuss both the requirements of themselves and the YouthClub to make sure that this would be a suitable place for you to undertake your experience. You can do this via the contact form available on this website or via email at allsortzyouthclub@yahoo.com or by telephoning me direct on 07922149562 Many thanks Emma
February 2015
February 10th 2015 was Safer Internet Day there were lots of ways to get involved and even more hints,tips & advice on how to make the internet a safer place to be not only for younger children but for teenagers to it has some great advice on Cyber Bullying and many resources and contact names and numbers for both children,parents,teachers & carers alike. Every day is a good day to be safer on line if you want to know more then as always just click the link
http://www.saferinternet.org.uk/safer-internet-day/2015
March 2015
From March 6th 2015 Allsortz will be locating to new premises our new address will be
By clicking on the above address google maps will open up a new window showing our new location and how to find us
Our new prices chargeable are £3 per session per member
March 27th - April 2nd
World Autism Awareness week what will you be doing? There are lots of ways to get involved and if you are looking for some inspiration or ideas you can check out the website and sign up for your FREE pack here
Go on why not take part in onsie wednesday you know you want to below is a link to whats on at the Stafford branch of NAS
http://www.allsortzyouthclub.co.uk/NAS
March 2015
Great News! If you are aged 11-19 and live in Staffordshire* you can get cut price bus travel as well as discounts and offers in local shops and businesses. All you need is a Your Staffordshire Card! as always just click the link http://www.youthbox.info/yourcard/Your-Card.aspx
Heres another interesting page you may want to follow up on CASS, they support unpaid carers of any age in southern Staffordshire, who are looking after a friend or relative, who because of disability, illness or the effects of old age, cannot manage at home without help.
CASS is a registered charity, which provides confidential advice, information and emotional support and a range of other services to Carers living in the districts of Cannock Chase, East Staffs, Lichfield, South Staffs, Stafford and Tamworth. All of these services are free of charge. here is a link to their activities calender for April
We would also like to bring to your attention NSPCC share aware, The NSPCC know some parents feel confused by the internet – out of their depth, and out of control. Share Aware – the campaign for parents of children aged 8-12 – will help to reassure you, and give you everything you need to keep your children safe.
The NSPCC have got straightforward, no-nonsense advice that will untangle the web, and show you how you can be just as great a parent online, as you are the rest of the time. The internet is a great place for children to be. Being Share Aware makes it safer.
CLICK HERE to visit the NSPCC Share Aware website
July 2015
Free fast tracking For families with Autism at Manchester Airport ( article in the Manchester Evening News ) To read all about it as always just click the link HERE
July 2015 New research on language describing autism in communities
If You are interested in reading the research by The National Autistic Society (NAS), the Royal College of GPs and the UCL Institute of Education who looked at the preferences of people on the autism spectrum, their families, friends and professionals you can HERE