Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Gold Foundation is hosting an 80s Fundraiser Dinner on Saturday 7th August! So dust off your spandex, it's time to ROCK! The night will feature a live performance from the amazing Elton John and Billy Joel Experience who will recreate moments from the duo's world tour with a 9-piece band and 2 grand pianos! A 3-course dinner and drinks will also be included. Proceeds from the event will go towards Gold Foundation so we can continue the work we do…

‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 12-15) is a social and emotional skills training program created in 2019 to help older children on the Autism Spectrum improve social connections and navigate social situations. The program follows on from the highly successful ‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 5-8) and ‘What’s the Buzz’ (for ages 9-11) which Gold Foundation has run for many years. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/whats-the-buzz-for-older-students/

Cadets is a social group for young people on the Autism Spectrum aged 8-12. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cadets/

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Not So Youth Group is held in a relaxed and easy-going environment where attendees can be social, find common ground and make friends as well as other meaningful, long-term connections—all the while continuing to develop communication and social skills. Not So Youth Group is operated by skilled facilitators while attendees have input on their program and activities throughout the year. Not So Youth Group activities include: Movie nights; Video games; Board games; Cooking lessons; Arts & crafts; Themed nights (e.g.…

‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 12-15) is a social and emotional skills training program created in 2019 to help older children on the Autism Spectrum improve social connections and navigate social situations. The program follows on from the highly successful ‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 5-8) and ‘What’s the Buzz’ (for ages 9-11) which Gold Foundation has run for many years. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/whats-the-buzz-for-older-students/

Cadets is a social group for young people on the Autism Spectrum aged 8-12. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cadets/

Gold Foundation's pioneering program for girls on the Autism Spectrum aged 13-16 that will empower and inspire! This 12-week program provides a safe space for teenage girls to learn, share and build their confidence to take on new challenges with the guidance of an experienced Facilitator. Topics include: Identity, Healthy Relationships, Mental Well-being, Navigating Tricky Social Situations, Positive Self-Image, and much more! Content will be tailored to the needs of participants for personalised benefits. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/discovery-program-for-girls/

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 12-15) is a social and emotional skills training program created in 2019 to help older children on the Autism Spectrum improve social connections and navigate social situations. The program follows on from the highly successful ‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 5-8) and ‘What’s the Buzz’ (for ages 9-11) which Gold Foundation has run for many years. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/whats-the-buzz-for-older-students/

Cadets is a social group for young people on the Autism Spectrum aged 8-12. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cadets/

Gold Foundation's pioneering program for girls on the Autism Spectrum aged 13-16 that will empower and inspire! This 12-week program provides a safe space for teenage girls to learn, share and build their confidence to take on new challenges with the guidance of an experienced Facilitator. Topics include: Identity, Healthy Relationships, Mental Well-being, Navigating Tricky Social Situations, Positive Self-Image, and much more! Content will be tailored to the needs of participants for personalised benefits. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/discovery-program-for-girls/

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Not So Youth Group is held in a relaxed and easy-going environment where attendees can be social, find common ground and make friends as well as other meaningful, long-term connections—all the while continuing to develop communication and social skills. Not So Youth Group is operated by skilled facilitators while attendees have input on their program and activities throughout the year. Not So Youth Group activities include: Movie nights; Video games; Board games; Cooking lessons; Arts & crafts; Themed nights (e.g.…

Gold Foundation's cooking program for young people on the Autism Spectrum, where each week the group uses teamwork to cook a different meal. For program details, please see here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cooking-connection/  

‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 12-15) is a social and emotional skills training program created in 2019 to help older children on the Autism Spectrum improve social connections and navigate social situations. The program follows on from the highly successful ‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 5-8) and ‘What’s the Buzz’ (for ages 9-11) which Gold Foundation has run for many years. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/whats-the-buzz-for-older-students/

Cadets is a social group for young people on the Autism Spectrum aged 8-12. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cadets/

Gold Foundation's pioneering program for girls on the Autism Spectrum aged 13-16 that will empower and inspire! This 12-week program provides a safe space for teenage girls to learn, share and build their confidence to take on new challenges with the guidance of an experienced Facilitator. Topics include: Identity, Healthy Relationships, Mental Well-being, Navigating Tricky Social Situations, Positive Self-Image, and much more! Content will be tailored to the needs of participants for personalised benefits. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/discovery-program-for-girls/

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Gold Foundation's cooking program for young people on the Autism Spectrum, where each week the group uses teamwork to cook a different meal. For program details, please see here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cooking-connection/  

‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 12-15) is a social and emotional skills training program created in 2019 to help older children on the Autism Spectrum improve social connections and navigate social situations. The program follows on from the highly successful ‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 5-8) and ‘What’s the Buzz’ (for ages 9-11) which Gold Foundation has run for many years. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/whats-the-buzz-for-older-students/

Cadets is a social group for young people on the Autism Spectrum aged 8-12. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cadets/

Gold Foundation's pioneering program for girls on the Autism Spectrum aged 13-16 that will empower and inspire! This 12-week program provides a safe space for teenage girls to learn, share and build their confidence to take on new challenges with the guidance of an experienced Facilitator. Topics include: Identity, Healthy Relationships, Mental Well-being, Navigating Tricky Social Situations, Positive Self-Image, and much more! Content will be tailored to the needs of participants for personalised benefits. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/discovery-program-for-girls/

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Not So Youth Group is held in a relaxed and easy-going environment where attendees can be social, find common ground and make friends as well as other meaningful, long-term connections—all the while continuing to develop communication and social skills. Not So Youth Group is operated by skilled facilitators while attendees have input on their program and activities throughout the year. Not So Youth Group activities include: Movie nights; Video games; Board games; Cooking lessons; Arts & crafts; Themed nights (e.g.…

Gold Foundation's cooking program for young people on the Autism Spectrum, where each week the group uses teamwork to cook a different meal. For program details, please see here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cooking-connection/  

‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 12-15) is a social and emotional skills training program created in 2019 to help older children on the Autism Spectrum improve social connections and navigate social situations. The program follows on from the highly successful ‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 5-8) and ‘What’s the Buzz’ (for ages 9-11) which Gold Foundation has run for many years. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/whats-the-buzz-for-older-students/

Cadets is a social group for young people on the Autism Spectrum aged 8-12. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cadets/

Gold Foundation's pioneering program for girls on the Autism Spectrum aged 13-16 that will empower and inspire! This 12-week program provides a safe space for teenage girls to learn, share and build their confidence to take on new challenges with the guidance of an experienced Facilitator. Topics include: Identity, Healthy Relationships, Mental Well-being, Navigating Tricky Social Situations, Positive Self-Image, and much more! Content will be tailored to the needs of participants for personalised benefits. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/discovery-program-for-girls/

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Gold Foundation's cooking program for young people on the Autism Spectrum, where each week the group uses teamwork to cook a different meal. For program details, please see here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cooking-connection/  

‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 12-15) is a social and emotional skills training program created in 2019 to help older children on the Autism Spectrum improve social connections and navigate social situations. The program follows on from the highly successful ‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 5-8) and ‘What’s the Buzz’ (for ages 9-11) which Gold Foundation has run for many years. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/whats-the-buzz-for-older-students/

Cadets is a social group for young people on the Autism Spectrum aged 8-12. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cadets/

Gold Foundation's pioneering program for girls on the Autism Spectrum aged 13-16 that will empower and inspire! This 12-week program provides a safe space for teenage girls to learn, share and build their confidence to take on new challenges with the guidance of an experienced Facilitator. Topics include: Identity, Healthy Relationships, Mental Well-being, Navigating Tricky Social Situations, Positive Self-Image, and much more! Content will be tailored to the needs of participants for personalised benefits. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/discovery-program-for-girls/

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Not So Youth Group is held in a relaxed and easy-going environment where attendees can be social, find common ground and make friends as well as other meaningful, long-term connections—all the while continuing to develop communication and social skills. Not So Youth Group is operated by skilled facilitators while attendees have input on their program and activities throughout the year. Not So Youth Group activities include: Movie nights; Video games; Board games; Cooking lessons; Arts & crafts; Themed nights (e.g.…

Gold Foundation's cooking program for young people on the Autism Spectrum, where each week the group uses teamwork to cook a different meal. For program details, please see here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cooking-connection/  

‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 12-15) is a social and emotional skills training program created in 2019 to help older children on the Autism Spectrum improve social connections and navigate social situations. The program follows on from the highly successful ‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 5-8) and ‘What’s the Buzz’ (for ages 9-11) which Gold Foundation has run for many years. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/whats-the-buzz-for-older-students/

Cadets is a social group for young people on the Autism Spectrum aged 8-12. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cadets/

Gold Foundation's pioneering program for girls on the Autism Spectrum aged 13-16 that will empower and inspire! This 12-week program provides a safe space for teenage girls to learn, share and build their confidence to take on new challenges with the guidance of an experienced Facilitator. Topics include: Identity, Healthy Relationships, Mental Well-being, Navigating Tricky Social Situations, Positive Self-Image, and much more! Content will be tailored to the needs of participants for personalised benefits. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/discovery-program-for-girls/

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 12-15) is a social and emotional skills training program created in 2019 to help older children on the Autism Spectrum improve social connections and navigate social situations. The program follows on from the highly successful ‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 5-8) and ‘What’s the Buzz’ (for ages 9-11) which Gold Foundation has run for many years. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/whats-the-buzz-for-older-students/

Cadets is a social group for young people on the Autism Spectrum aged 8-12. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cadets/

Gold Foundation's pioneering program for girls on the Autism Spectrum aged 13-16 that will empower and inspire! This 12-week program provides a safe space for teenage girls to learn, share and build their confidence to take on new challenges with the guidance of an experienced Facilitator. Topics include: Identity, Healthy Relationships, Mental Well-being, Navigating Tricky Social Situations, Positive Self-Image, and much more! Content will be tailored to the needs of participants for personalised benefits. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/discovery-program-for-girls/

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Not So Youth Group is held in a relaxed and easy-going environment where attendees can be social, find common ground and make friends as well as other meaningful, long-term connections—all the while continuing to develop communication and social skills. Not So Youth Group is operated by skilled facilitators while attendees have input on their program and activities throughout the year. Not So Youth Group activities include: Movie nights; Video games; Board games; Cooking lessons; Arts & crafts; Themed nights (e.g.…

Gold Foundation's cooking program for young people on the Autism Spectrum, where each week the group uses teamwork to cook a different meal. For program details, please see here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cooking-connection/  

‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 12-15) is a social and emotional skills training program created in 2019 to help older children on the Autism Spectrum improve social connections and navigate social situations. The program follows on from the highly successful ‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 5-8) and ‘What’s the Buzz’ (for ages 9-11) which Gold Foundation has run for many years. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/whats-the-buzz-for-older-students/

Cadets is a social group for young people on the Autism Spectrum aged 8-12. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cadets/

Gold Foundation's pioneering program for girls on the Autism Spectrum aged 13-16 that will empower and inspire! This 12-week program provides a safe space for teenage girls to learn, share and build their confidence to take on new challenges with the guidance of an experienced Facilitator. Topics include: Identity, Healthy Relationships, Mental Well-being, Navigating Tricky Social Situations, Positive Self-Image, and much more! Content will be tailored to the needs of participants for personalised benefits. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/discovery-program-for-girls/

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Gold Foundation's cooking program for young people on the Autism Spectrum, where each week the group uses teamwork to cook a different meal. For program details, please see here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cooking-connection/  

‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 12-15) is a social and emotional skills training program created in 2019 to help older children on the Autism Spectrum improve social connections and navigate social situations. The program follows on from the highly successful ‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 5-8) and ‘What’s the Buzz’ (for ages 9-11) which Gold Foundation has run for many years. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/whats-the-buzz-for-older-students/

Cadets is a social group for young people on the Autism Spectrum aged 8-12. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cadets/

Gold Foundation's pioneering program for girls on the Autism Spectrum aged 13-16 that will empower and inspire! This 12-week program provides a safe space for teenage girls to learn, share and build their confidence to take on new challenges with the guidance of an experienced Facilitator. Topics include: Identity, Healthy Relationships, Mental Well-being, Navigating Tricky Social Situations, Positive Self-Image, and much more! Content will be tailored to the needs of participants for personalised benefits. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/discovery-program-for-girls/

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Not So Youth Group is held in a relaxed and easy-going environment where attendees can be social, find common ground and make friends as well as other meaningful, long-term connections—all the while continuing to develop communication and social skills. Not So Youth Group is operated by skilled facilitators while attendees have input on their program and activities throughout the year. Not So Youth Group activities include: Movie nights; Video games; Board games; Cooking lessons; Arts & crafts; Themed nights (e.g.…

Gold Foundation's cooking program for young people on the Autism Spectrum, where each week the group uses teamwork to cook a different meal. For program details, please see here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cooking-connection/  

‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 12-15) is a social and emotional skills training program created in 2019 to help older children on the Autism Spectrum improve social connections and navigate social situations. The program follows on from the highly successful ‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 5-8) and ‘What’s the Buzz’ (for ages 9-11) which Gold Foundation has run for many years. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/whats-the-buzz-for-older-students/

Cadets is a social group for young people on the Autism Spectrum aged 8-12. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cadets/

Gold Foundation's pioneering program for girls on the Autism Spectrum aged 13-16 that will empower and inspire! This 12-week program provides a safe space for teenage girls to learn, share and build their confidence to take on new challenges with the guidance of an experienced Facilitator. Topics include: Identity, Healthy Relationships, Mental Well-being, Navigating Tricky Social Situations, Positive Self-Image, and much more! Content will be tailored to the needs of participants for personalised benefits. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/discovery-program-for-girls/

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Gold Foundation's cooking program for young people on the Autism Spectrum, where each week the group uses teamwork to cook a different meal. For program details, please see here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cooking-connection/  

‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 12-15) is a social and emotional skills training program created in 2019 to help older children on the Autism Spectrum improve social connections and navigate social situations. The program follows on from the highly successful ‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 5-8) and ‘What’s the Buzz’ (for ages 9-11) which Gold Foundation has run for many years. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/whats-the-buzz-for-older-students/

Cadets is a social group for young people on the Autism Spectrum aged 8-12. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cadets/

Gold Foundation's pioneering program for girls on the Autism Spectrum aged 13-16 that will empower and inspire! This 12-week program provides a safe space for teenage girls to learn, share and build their confidence to take on new challenges with the guidance of an experienced Facilitator. Topics include: Identity, Healthy Relationships, Mental Well-being, Navigating Tricky Social Situations, Positive Self-Image, and much more! Content will be tailored to the needs of participants for personalised benefits. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/discovery-program-for-girls/

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Not So Youth Group is held in a relaxed and easy-going environment where attendees can be social, find common ground and make friends as well as other meaningful, long-term connections—all the while continuing to develop communication and social skills. Not So Youth Group is operated by skilled facilitators while attendees have input on their program and activities throughout the year. Not So Youth Group activities include: Movie nights; Video games; Board games; Cooking lessons; Arts & crafts; Themed nights (e.g.…

Gold Foundation's cooking program for young people on the Autism Spectrum, where each week the group uses teamwork to cook a different meal. For program details, please see here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cooking-connection/  

‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 12-15) is a social and emotional skills training program created in 2019 to help older children on the Autism Spectrum improve social connections and navigate social situations. The program follows on from the highly successful ‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 5-8) and ‘What’s the Buzz’ (for ages 9-11) which Gold Foundation has run for many years. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/whats-the-buzz-for-older-students/

Cadets is a social group for young people on the Autism Spectrum aged 8-12. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cadets/

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Gold Foundation's cooking program for young people on the Autism Spectrum, where each week the group uses teamwork to cook a different meal. For program details, please see here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cooking-connection/  

‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 12-15) is a social and emotional skills training program created in 2019 to help older children on the Autism Spectrum improve social connections and navigate social situations. The program follows on from the highly successful ‘What’s the Buzz?’ (for ages 5-8) and ‘What’s the Buzz’ (for ages 9-11) which Gold Foundation has run for many years. More information can be found here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/whats-the-buzz-for-older-students/

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Not So Youth Group is held in a relaxed and easy-going environment where attendees can be social, find common ground and make friends as well as other meaningful, long-term connections—all the while continuing to develop communication and social skills. Not So Youth Group is operated by skilled facilitators while attendees have input on their program and activities throughout the year. Not So Youth Group activities include: Movie nights; Video games; Board games; Cooking lessons; Arts & crafts; Themed nights (e.g.…

Gold Foundation's cooking program for young people on the Autism Spectrum, where each week the group uses teamwork to cook a different meal. For program details, please see here: https://goldfoundation.com.au/programs/cooking-connection/  

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Not So Youth Group is held in a relaxed and easy-going environment where attendees can be social, find common ground and make friends as well as other meaningful, long-term connections—all the while continuing to develop communication and social skills. Not So Youth Group is operated by skilled facilitators while attendees have input on their program and activities throughout the year. Not So Youth Group activities include: Movie nights; Video games; Board games; Cooking lessons; Arts & crafts; Themed nights (e.g.…

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Not So Youth Group is held in a relaxed and easy-going environment where attendees can be social, find common ground and make friends as well as other meaningful, long-term connections—all the while continuing to develop communication and social skills. Not So Youth Group is operated by skilled facilitators while attendees have input on their program and activities throughout the year. Not So Youth Group activities include: Movie nights; Video games; Board games; Cooking lessons; Arts & crafts; Themed nights (e.g.…

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Not So Youth Group is held in a relaxed and easy-going environment where attendees can be social, find common ground and make friends as well as other meaningful, long-term connections—all the while continuing to develop communication and social skills. Not So Youth Group is operated by skilled facilitators while attendees have input on their program and activities throughout the year. Not So Youth Group activities include: Movie nights; Video games; Board games; Cooking lessons; Arts & crafts; Themed nights (e.g.…

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Not So Youth Group is held in a relaxed and easy-going environment where attendees can be social, find common ground and make friends as well as other meaningful, long-term connections—all the while continuing to develop communication and social skills. Not So Youth Group is operated by skilled facilitators while attendees have input on their program and activities throughout the year. Not So Youth Group activities include: Movie nights; Video games; Board games; Cooking lessons; Arts & crafts; Themed nights (e.g.…

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Not So Youth Group is held in a relaxed and easy-going environment where attendees can be social, find common ground and make friends as well as other meaningful, long-term connections—all the while continuing to develop communication and social skills. Not So Youth Group is operated by skilled facilitators while attendees have input on their program and activities throughout the year. Not So Youth Group activities include: Movie nights; Video games; Board games; Cooking lessons; Arts & crafts; Themed nights (e.g.…

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Not So Youth Group is held in a relaxed and easy-going environment where attendees can be social, find common ground and make friends as well as other meaningful, long-term connections—all the while continuing to develop communication and social skills. Not So Youth Group is operated by skilled facilitators while attendees have input on their program and activities throughout the year. Not So Youth Group activities include: Movie nights; Video games; Board games; Cooking lessons; Arts & crafts; Themed nights (e.g.…

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.

Gold Foundation organises regular youth groups for young people with Asperger Syndrome from 12 to 20 years of age. Our youth groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young Aspies can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.