Events in Essex – Categories
ALL EVENTS LISTED IN OUR APRIL AND MAY CALENDAR ARE NOW POSITIVE, ONLINE VIRTUAL EVENTS.
If you are holding date specific online events that can help individuals during these challenging times, you are welcome to add these events to the calendar (using the green button below) providing you are a charity or community group and/or the events are free to access.
Please note: The events in Essex featured are all third party events: Healthy Life Essex is not normally directly involved in organising or running any of these events. As events may be cancelled or details changed without us being informed, please always clarify details with the organiser/contact listed. Healthy Life Essex cannot accept responsibility for incorrect information shown on our events listings.
Directory advertisers can add their own ad hoc events free of charge as can most charities. Other events may incur a cost. The directors reserve the right not to accept entries or to make a small charge.
April 2018
The Hub Club, Southend for students with Aspergers / High Performing Autism
This project is open to secondary school-age students (11-16) with a diagnosis of Asperger’s/High Functioning Autism and aims to support them by providing a space where they can be themselves, practise social skills, and spend time relaxing and having fun. Parents and carers are asked to stay for the session and can benefit from meeting others to share experiences and advice. If you require more information, please contact Andrea our Development Worker at development@safeessex.org.uk.
Find out more »May 2018
The Hub Club, Southend for students with Aspergers / High Performing Autism
This project is open to secondary school-age students (11-16) with a diagnosis of Asperger’s/High Functioning Autism and aims to support them by providing a space where they can be themselves, practise social skills, and spend time relaxing and having fun. Parents and carers are asked to stay for the session and can benefit from meeting others to share experiences and advice. If you require more information, please contact Andrea our Development Worker at development@safeessex.org.uk.
Find out more »June 2018
The Hub Club, Southend for students with Aspergers / High Performing Autism
This project is open to secondary school-age students (11-16) with a diagnosis of Asperger’s/High Functioning Autism and aims to support them by providing a space where they can be themselves, practise social skills, and spend time relaxing and having fun. Parents and carers are asked to stay for the session and can benefit from meeting others to share experiences and advice. If you require more information, please contact Andrea our Development Worker at development@safeessex.org.uk.
Find out more »The Hub Club, Southend for students with Aspergers / High Performing Autism
This project is open to secondary school-age students (11-16) with a diagnosis of Asperger’s/High Functioning Autism and aims to support them by providing a space where they can be themselves, practise social skills, and spend time relaxing and having fun. Parents and carers are asked to stay for the session and can benefit from meeting others to share experiences and advice. If you require more information, please contact Andrea our Development Worker at development@safeessex.org.uk.
Find out more »July 2018
The Hub Club, Southend for students with Aspergers / High Performing Autism
This project is open to secondary school-age students (11-16) with a diagnosis of Asperger’s/High Functioning Autism and aims to support them by providing a space where they can be themselves, practise social skills, and spend time relaxing and having fun. Parents and carers are asked to stay for the session and can benefit from meeting others to share experiences and advice. If you require more information, please contact Andrea our Development Worker at development@safeessex.org.uk.
Find out more »The Hub Club, Southend for students with Aspergers / High Performing Autism
This project is open to secondary school-age students (11-16) with a diagnosis of Asperger’s/High Functioning Autism and aims to support them by providing a space where they can be themselves, practise social skills, and spend time relaxing and having fun. Parents and carers are asked to stay for the session and can benefit from meeting others to share experiences and advice. If you require more information, please contact Andrea our Development Worker at development@safeessex.org.uk.
Find out more »November 2018
The Hub Club, Southend for students with Aspergers / High Performing Autism
This project is open to secondary school-age students (11-16) with a diagnosis of Asperger’s/High Functioning Autism and aims to support them by providing a space where they can be themselves, practise social skills, and spend time relaxing and having fun. Parents and carers are asked to stay for the session and can benefit from meeting others to share experiences and advice. If you require more information, please contact Andrea our Development Worker at development@safeessex.org.uk.
Find out more »The Hub Club, Southend for students with Aspergers / High Performing Autism
This project is open to secondary school-age students (11-16) with a diagnosis of Asperger’s/High Functioning Autism and aims to support them by providing a space where they can be themselves, practise social skills, and spend time relaxing and having fun. Parents and carers are asked to stay for the session and can benefit from meeting others to share experiences and advice. If you require more information, please contact Andrea our Development Worker at development@safeessex.org.uk.
Find out more »December 2018
The Hub Club, Southend for students with Aspergers / High Performing Autism
This project is open to secondary school-age students (11-16) with a diagnosis of Asperger’s/High Functioning Autism and aims to support them by providing a space where they can be themselves, practise social skills, and spend time relaxing and having fun. Parents and carers are asked to stay for the session and can benefit from meeting others to share experiences and advice. If you require more information, please contact Andrea our Development Worker at development@safeessex.org.uk.
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