Additional Support Needs (ASN) Network

On this page you will find information on organisations within East Dunbartonshire that support individuals with Additional Support needs. This covers Autism, Neurodiversity, ADHD, Learning Disabilities and anyone who requires additional support.

ARC Scotland: The Principles of Good Transition

Support young people with additional needs between the ages of 14 and 25 who are transitioning into young adult life

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Mindroom

Mindroom offers transition support to young people with autism

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SCLD

Active, Connected, Included.

How people with learning disabilities become more included in community life

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THIRDSPACE

Working across community, education and health to improve outcomes for people of all ages

Neurodevelopmental Pathways | ThirdSpace

In control Scotland Planning tool

When planning support, consider all available resources and how the person or family connects to natural, community, and paid supports.

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National Autism Society

Supports young people with autism going through the transition process

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The Right Decision

NHS

Meeting the needs of autistic people and people with other types of neurodivergence.

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Planning NDTi

Free support for schools and youth groups in Scotland working with students with additional support needs.

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Talking about tomorrow

This information has been put together with parents, for parents, in Scotland, to answer your questions and help you make the right decisions for your family.

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Pamis

The transition from children’s services to adult service’s is particularly complex for young people with profound and complex learning disabilities

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Compass App

Free online tools for young people with additional support needs and the adults in their lives

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Transition FAQ’s

EDC Adult Services

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For further information contact: East Dunbartonshire Voluntary Action