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Mo Wilson – General Manager, The Autism Trust - Registered Charity: 1117657
Tel: 07710 663551,
Email:mo.wilson@theautismtrust.org.uk.
19/04/2016
The Autism Trust is a Vocational Training Centre which gives young people who are on the autism spectrum the chance to get work experience in an environment that is a real work environment, yet also provides specialised support and encouragement to gain skills.
The POLLY’S PLACE shop, gallery and office it is the “hub” of The Autism Trust and the vocational training we provide.
The Autism Trust is also an Approved Centre to deliver ASDAN qualifications in Employability. The young people who choose this qualification avenue can work towards this qualification alongside their work experience.
To take a detailed look at the Charity and the Online shop POLLY’S PLACE, which sells products lovingly made by people with autism, their family and friends or supporters. 50% of each sale goes back to the creator of the product. Please support us to ‘GIVE AUTISM A CHANCE’ by buying from the Shop or supporting the charity using the many ways there are on the donations page or simply volunteering your time in some way, please visit www.theautismtrust.org.uk or email mo.wilson@theautismtrust.org.uk for more information.
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