Activities

Get creative and discover how people interpret the world in different ways.

Get creative and make your own stories to show how you’ve been helping others.

Celebrate your achievement, write to your local newspaper, and encourage others to take action.

Create a map of the autism-friendly spaces in your community and help others see what more needs to change.

Use all you’ve learned and pledge to take actions to create a more autism-friendly world.

Decide how you’ll make more change and create a storyboard to show your plans.

Inspire local businesses to become autism-friendly by showing them what needs to change.

Encourage local businesses to commit to being autism-friendly and create a more accessible and inclusive community.

Put on an inclusive community day to show your local area how simple changes make communities accessible for all.

Have a chat with local decision makers. Are they autism-friendly? What will they help to change?

Share your understanding with the community and tell them how to support autistic people.

Work together to plan all the parts of the journey towards a more autism-friendly community. Which barriers will you change?

Plan an inclusive and welcoming day to show your community that your group is open to everyone.

Arrange to visit a local disability service and get their perspective on what needs to change.

Assess your meeting place, then plan to make it even better.

Find the ‘overwhelming’ differences in these pictures and think about how such small changes could have a big impact.

Decide what you would do in these tricky scenarios and think about the impossible choices many homeless people face.

Can you work out the rules of a new game as you play it? Think about how society’s unspoken rules can hold people back.

Stay as close as you can to take your shot at glory, and think about the impact that choices we make have on our lives.

Create colourful collages to show how it feels for someone to be overwhelmed and think about what we can all do to help.

Find out the challenges of joining in with games that are not accessible to everyone in this volleyball tournament.

Try to draw your partner’s thoughts and learn about how people with sensory differences see the world.

Explore our personal reactions and judgements towards situations and how more understanding, care and respect can go a long way.