The Discovery Program for Girls is designed to foster personal growth and emotional well-being in teenage girls, building their skills and confidence to positively approach life’s challenges and tricky situations.
Not So Youth Group is a social group for young adults on the Autism Spectrum where attendees can be social, find common ground and make friends, all the while continuing to develop communication and social skills.
Dungeons & Dragons is the world’s most popular tabletop roleplaying game. It is cooperative. It is a cooperative, storytelling game where you and other players take on the roles of different characters within a story. As you play, your character will make friends and enemies, fight monsters, discover loot, and complete quests! This is a... Read more
Gold Foundation organises regular social groups for young people on the Autism Spectrum from 13 to 18 years of age. Our Youth Groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young people can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.
The revolutionary Work Ready Futures Program gives young autistic people the opportunity to achieve the valuable skills needed to gain meaningful employment.
Cadets is an activity-based social group designed to help young people on the Autism Spectrum aged 8-12 develop friendships and improve their social well-being! Through conversations and activities, participants have the opportunity to improve their confidence and build their social skills in a safe and fun environment.
In the Uni Ready Program, our expert facilitators support students to plan and prepare for university by providing valuable information, building key foundational skills, and fostering the confidence required to overcome challenges. The program format will resemble how learning is done at universities, giving our students a taste of what to expect.
In the Cooking Connection program, chefs will make new friends, and improve their social skills through teamwork, sharing, and responsibility. Cooking is a universal skill that offers a unique opportunity to explore many life lessons.
The Discovery Program for Girls is designed to foster personal growth and emotional well-being in teenage girls, building their skills and confidence to positively approach life’s challenges and tricky situations.
Not So Youth Group is a social group for young adults on the Autism Spectrum where attendees can be social, find common ground and make friends, all the while continuing to develop communication and social skills.
Gold Foundation organises regular social groups for young people on the Autism Spectrum from 13 to 18 years of age. Our Youth Groups are held in a relaxed and fun environment, where young people can be social together, forge lasting friendships and, informally, develop social skills and connect with others their age.
The revolutionary Work Ready Futures Program gives young autistic people the opportunity to achieve the valuable skills needed to gain meaningful employment.
