What started as a simple idea has become a safe space for many.
A place to ask questions, share experiences, and feel seen without judgement.
This year, we’re opening the circle wider.
More voices. More stories. More people who need to know they’re not alone.
✨ Join the circle
Turns out, being an autism mom comes with its own kind of chic. 😂🤍
Not the effortless kind. The kind that looks like learning your child in ways no one else can, finding joy in the smallest wins, and somehow becoming an expert in things you never planned to study.
What does it really mean to say, “everyone is welcome”?
Autism Circle of Support had the privilege of taking Every Person Matters to St Andrew’s United Reformed Church, Brockley. 💙
“Autism affects the child.”
That sounds simple.
But families know the story is much bigger.
This is why autism support cannot stop at the child.
When we support the family, we strengthen the support system around the autistic person.
Sometimes, parents don’t need another opinion.
They need someone to listen without judging.
Because behind every diagnosis is a family learning, adapting, advocating, and doing their best every single day.
So before you speak, pause.
The hardest part for many students isn’t learning.
It’s being misunderstood.
On Thursday, August 13, 2026, we trained teachers to change that.
This session brought together educators, administrators, who are ready to embrace neurodiversity and build truly inclusive classrooms.
Acceptance is not the same as Inclusion.
The world says “They’re welcome to come.”
Inclusion asks “What needs to change so they can truly participate?”
Real inclusion removes barriers, not individuality.
Let’s stop just inviting... and start making space. 💙
What if the world feels louder, or more overwhelming for your child than it does for everyone else?
💙 This August, join us as we have honest conversations about Sensory Needs in Everyday Life
🗓 August 22nd
See you there!
Some leaders are driven by a vision.
Others are driven by experience.
Mrs. Charlotte Dick is both.
Happy Birthday, Mrs. Charlotte Dick. 💙
We pray this new year brings you renewed strength, good health, and the grace to keep making the difference you've always made.
Every act of inclusion begins with a simple choice:
To understand before we judge.
Behind every behaviour is a story.
Let’s replace assumptions with curiosity and create communities where autistic individuals can thrive, not just exist. 💙
#ChooseUnderstanding
Sometimes, creating a safer world for autistic people isn't about learning something new.
It's about unlearning what we've always believed.
💙 Which of these is the hardest for society to unlearn? Share your thoughts below.
#AutismAcceptance#Neurodiversity#InclusionMatters
Creating an inclusive society doesn’t happen overnight.
It happens through everyday decisions, in classrooms, offices, hospitals, parks, and everywhere autistic people live, learn, work, and belong.
If you could improve just one area today, where would you start?
What is this behaviour trying to tell me?”
Sometimes, that single question can change everything.
Date : 11th July
Time : 8pm
Meeting link: https://t.co/w1ApGi9QrU
Join us as we explore what lies beneath behaviours and how we can respond with greater insight, and confidence.
Happy Father’s Day to all the incredible fathers and father figures who show up with patience, strength, and love every single day.
We see you, we appreciate you, and we celebrate you today and always.
From all of us at Autism Circle of Support thank you for being present❤️
Autism isn’t always the hardest part.
Sometimes, it’s the barriers society creates.
Is it access to education?Public understanding?Acceptance and inclusion?Access to support services?Or something else entirely?
We’re curious to hear your perspective.
#AutismAcceptance#Autism
What if we gave autistic people a chance?
A chance to participate, communicate, and grow at their own pace.
At Autism Circle of Support, we see it work every day.
What does “giving them a chance” mean to you?
#GiveThemAChance#AutismAcceptance
Some moments are best shared quietly.
A day of celebrating creativity, planting new seeds for the future, and reminding young minds that they are seen, valued, and capable of more.
Grateful for the conversations, and the hearts we met along the way.
This is only the beginning.
Inclusion and acceptance are not just nouns to us.
They are action words.
Our Sensory Friendly Cinema Experience at Silverbird Cinemas, Lagos ,created a space where autistic children and their families did not have to sit life out to feel included. 💙
#AutismAcceptance
“You Are Not Alone” is a safe space for parents and caregivers to be seen, heard, and supported. 💙
Join us as we discuss burnout, isolation, emotional wellbeing, and support pathways through ACS.
🗓 13th June
⏰ 8PM
🔗 https://t.co/xZe50gOqJo
Their voices don’t always come in words sometimes, they come in colour. 🎨💙
Our young artists’ works from the Autism Circle of Support Art Competition are now on display at Ceracini Art Hub, Lekki.
More than an exhibition this is INCLUSION