Case Studies

Sarah

Sometimes it takes time to find a place where you truly feel settled and understood.

Meet Sarah

Dack

Dack’s family share their heartfelt thanks to Kirsty and the Autism Plus team in Thorne, whose dedication and person-centred support have transformed Dack’s life.

Meet Dack

Darran

Darran’s love for Fireman Sam inspired a magical day out, thanks to our Supported Living team. From watching the show live at CAST in Doncaster to meeting the actors, the experience brought him joy and pride. Personalised, compassionate support makes moments like this truly special.

Meet Darran

Jack

Through our Youth Hub project, Jack built his confidence, developed new skills, and secured a warehouse job at Cafeology. With his career underway, he’s now working towards his English and maths qualifications, learning to drive, and enjoying a more independent and social life.

Meet Jack

Kerry

With 24-hour support from our Supported Living team, Kerry has transformed her life, building confidence and overcoming social anxieties. Now part of our training team, she shares her experiences to raise autism awareness, continuing her journey towards independence.

Meet Kerry

Ashley

With support from our Specialist Employment team, Ashley found a volunteering role in a local café, where he’s building confidence, learning new skills, and enjoying being part of a team.

Meet Ashley

Gordon

With Autism Plus support, Gordon moved from temporary housing to his own home with a garden. Through building life skills and confidence, he’s gained independence and enjoys community activities and gardening, knowing support is always there.

Meet Gordon

Soren

After two years out of work due to anxiety and depression, Soren regained her confidence and skills through our Thriving at Work project. Now trusted with caravan cleaning duties, her progress shows how personalised support can help individuals thrive in the workplace.

Meet Soren

"I never thought we would ever see (family member) choose shopping and put it in a trolley in the supermarket, or go to a carvery and get things put on their plate, but this is happening."

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