Asda have rolled out a scheme to help make shopping a little easier for children with ASD. An Asda colleague, who came up with the idea of the Happy Little Helpers initiative, has seen the scheme rolled out to more than 300 stores nationwide…

The club follows in the footsteps of a number of leading retailers around the UK, who have launched similar initiatives to ensure stores are more welcoming for visitors with autism. MFC prides itself on being an inclusive and welcoming…

Teesside Park Retail Park have adapted the shopping experience every Saturday 9am - 10am.  According to the National Autistic Society, 64% of people with Autism avoid going to the shops because of sensory overload. The shops will lower…

Charles Clinkard have teamed up with The Daisy Chain Project to make the shoe fitting process that little bit easier for children and young people with SEND. You can call the store on 01642 200940 to make an appointment with one of the fully…

Hillstreet Centre are continuing to support the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Scheme. Not every disability is visible, and it can be difficult for others to recognise, acknowledge or understand the challenges faced when living with a…

Middlesbrough Shopping Centres are making the shopping experience a little easier for people with ASD by introducing Autism Friendly shopping hours. Captain Cook Square - Every Saturday 9am-10am Cleveland Shopping Centre -  Every…

A warm welcome from The Zetland Brasserie who are making dining out easier for anyone with an additional need: Autism is a huge part of our lives & we know only too well just how difficult it can be to open your front door & face the world that at…