On this page, you will find a list of current co-production and engagement opportunities that you can get involved with to help shape and develop services for Autistic people.
To be kept up-to-date with future co-production and engagement opportunities please click here to register your interest
Current co-production and engagement opportunities
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In Person
Community Engagement Sessions: Adult Social Services
Norfolk County Council’s Adult Social Services
welcome your comments, complaints and compliments to help us improve our services and put things right if they go wrong.
They have a online feedback form you can use or they are running in person sessions at local libaries until September 2024.
Online
Online Survey on Age-Related Differences in Physical Activity Levels, Physical Activity Preferences, Mental Health, and Quality of Life among Autistic Adults
Researchers at the University of Greenwich and King’s College London are looking for volunteers to take part in a new research study, which aims to identify three things: (1) do physical activity levels and mental health/ well-being vary with age in autistic adults? (2) Is there a relationship between physical activity levels and mental health/ well-being in autistic adults? And (3) If there is a relationship between physical activity and mental health, do autonomic nervous system function and sensory processing help to explain this relationship in autistic adults?
We are looking for participants, aged 18-65, with a clinical diagnosis of autism, who are fluent in English and have not had an acute or chronic illness or injury within the past 3 months that would cause a medical professional to advise limited physical activity to take part in our study.
Survey open until 31st December 2024
Online
Therapeutic Practice and Autism Survey
This is a student research project looking into Therapeutic Practices and Autism.
You need to be over the age of 16 and be autistic or suspect you may be autistic. You do not need to have used any therapeutic services either.
Survey closes 1st October 2024
Online
Suicide Prevention for autistic people: Survey
The Autism Centre of Excellence would like you to complete their survey on suicide prevention for autistic people. They would like to know what support you believe autistic people require to help with suicidal thoughts.