At Overcliffe House we help people to develop their skills and independence through formal learning and leisure activities. Each person has a timetable at home which we create with them to reflect their needs and likes. It includes home chores such as shopping, cooking and independent living skills, and social activities in the community and with other autistic people.

Every day we use our Centres which offers a wide range of activities to help people to develop their skills and knowledge. Some residents have their own computers with internet access and we also use the day centre's ICT suite. We make good use of our local colleges' adult education classes, where we pursue our passions – from creative drawing to pottery.