 
        
    Lancashire Centre
Set in the beautiful Whalley Abbey grounds, Lancashire Centre is also home to Café Autisan. The centre offers autistic people opportunities to meet new people and interact with peers. It gives people opportunity to learn new skills and put them into practice on a regular basis.
 
                Service users: 5
 
                Males and females
 
                Vacancies available
Service facilities
- IT suite
- Music space
- Arts and crafts space
- Allotments and garden
- Games consoles
- Kitchen facilities
- Large local grounds
- Local town amenities
- Good transport links.
 
                        
                            Kitchen facilities
 
                        
                            The centre is in the beautiful Whalley Abbey grounds
 
                        
                            Games, music and relaxing areas
 
                        
                            Multi-purpose activity room
 
                        
                            IT suite
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- Arts and Crafts
- IT skills
- Cooking
- Photography
- Trampolining
- Swimming
- Bowling
- Walks
- Sensory Activities
- Music
- Baking
- Independent Living Skills
- Days out (museums/galleries/planned walks)
- Allotment/Gardening
- Travel Training
- Money Management
- Social Eyes
- Work preparation
- Literacy/numeracy
 Saturdays and Sundays activities are limited due to members of public being present which can be very busy. 
 
                
                
            Café Autisan
Café Autisan provides an innovative environment for people on the autism spectrum to expand their skills and build self-esteem and confidence.
 
                
                
                
            Meet Connor
Connor attends one of our Centres and staff have helped him improve his confidence and get involved within the community.
Read Connor's story 
                
                
                
            Why choose us?
We have autism expertise and knowledge, offer person-centred care, and help people understand their diagnosis.
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            Refer an autistic adult to our services
Admission criteria includes: over 18 years of age, a diagnosis of autism, and appropriate funding in place
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