Autism Hampshire - Autism and ADHD Community Hubs

Autism Hampshire provides information, advice and guidance for autistic adults, adults with ADHD, their families, carers and professionals across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. The service is available to people aged 18+ and can be accessed whether or not you have a formal diagnosis, including if you are exploring neurodivergence or waiting for an assessment.

Support is offered through face-to-face, telephone and online appointments, as well as email support, digital resources and practical guidance. The service can help people understand available support, access local services and connect with opportunities in their community.

As part of the service, Autism Hampshire works in partnership with local organisations to deliver Autism and ADHD Community Hubs across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, providing welcoming spaces where adults can access support, information and peer connections.

Find out more on the Autism Hampshire Information, Advice and Guidance webpage.

Autism Hampshire provides information, advice and guidance for autistic adults, adults with ADHD, their families, carers and professionals across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. The service is available to people aged 18+ and can be accessed whether or not you have a formal diagnosis, including if you are exploring neurodivergence or waiting for an assessment.

Support is offered through face-to-face, telephone and online appointments, as well as email support, digital resources and practical guidance. The service can help people understand available support, access local services and connect with opportunities in their community.

As part of the service, Autism Hampshire works in partnership with local organisations to deliver Autism and ADHD Community Hubs across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, providing welcoming spaces where adults can access support, information and peer connections.

Find out more on the Autism Hampshire Information, Advice and Guidance webpage.

A welcoming place for autistic and ADHD adults

The Andover Adult Autism and ADHD Community Hub provides information, advice and support for autistic and ADHD adults aged 18 and over. The hub is open to people with a diagnosis, those who are waiting for an assessment, or those who are exploring whether they may be autistic or have ADHD.

The hub aims to help people access support, build confidence, make connections in their local community and improve their wellbeing. It offers a safe and welcoming environment where individuals can get information and guidance tailored to their needs.

What support is available?

The hub can help with:

Information and advice about autism, ADHD and neurodiversity
Finding local services and sources of support
Signposting to specialist organisations and community groups
Support to improve wellbeing and reduce isolation
Opportunities to meet other autistic and ADHD adults
Guidance for family members and carers
Help to access services that may support independent living, education, employment or social opportunities.

Community groups and peer support

The hub offers opportunities for autistic and ADHD adults to connect with others who have similar experiences. Peer support can help people develop confidence, make friendships and feel less isolated.

For many young adults moving into adulthood, meeting others who understand their experiences can be just as valuable as accessing professional support.

Who is the hub for?

The Andover Adult Autism and ADHD Community Hub is for adults aged 18 and over who:

Are autistic or have ADHD
Are waiting for an assessment or diagnosis
Think they may be autistic or have ADHD
Would like information, advice or support
Want to connect with others in their local community.

A formal diagnosis is not required to access support.

Why might this be helpful for young adults with SEND?

Moving into adulthood can sometimes feel overwhelming. Young people may be trying to navigate employment, further education, independent living, relationships and community life whilst also managing the challenges associated with autism or ADHD.

The Community Hub provides a local source of advice, support and connection that can help young adults build confidence, access services and become more involved in their community.

Find out more

For information about the Andover Adult Autism and ADHD Community Hub, visit:

Andover Adult Autism and ADHD Community Hub

A welcoming place for autistic and ADHD adults

The Andover Adult Autism and ADHD Community Hub provides information, advice and support for autistic and ADHD adults aged 18 and over. The hub is open to people with a diagnosis, those who are waiting for an assessment, or those who are exploring whether they may be autistic or have ADHD.

The hub aims to help people access support, build confidence, make connections in their local community and improve their wellbeing. It offers a safe and welcoming environment where individuals can get information and guidance tailored to their needs.

What support is available?

The hub can help with:

Information and advice about autism, ADHD and neurodiversity
Finding local services and sources of support
Signposting to specialist organisations and community groups
Support to improve wellbeing and reduce isolation
Opportunities to meet other autistic and ADHD adults
Guidance for family members and carers
Help to access services that may support independent living, education, employment or social opportunities.

Community groups and peer support

The hub offers opportunities for autistic and ADHD adults to connect with others who have similar experiences. Peer support can help people develop confidence, make friendships and feel less isolated.

For many young adults moving into adulthood, meeting others who understand their experiences can be just as valuable as accessing professional support.

Who is the hub for?

The Andover Adult Autism and ADHD Community Hub is for adults aged 18 and over who:

Are autistic or have ADHD
Are waiting for an assessment or diagnosis
Think they may be autistic or have ADHD
Would like information, advice or support
Want to connect with others in their local community.

A formal diagnosis is not required to access support.

Why might this be helpful for young adults with SEND?

Moving into adulthood can sometimes feel overwhelming. Young people may be trying to navigate employment, further education, independent living, relationships and community life whilst also managing the challenges associated with autism or ADHD.

The Community Hub provides a local source of advice, support and connection that can help young adults build confidence, access services and become more involved in their community.

Find out more

For information about the Andover Adult Autism and ADHD Community Hub, visit:

Andover Adult Autism and ADHD Community Hub

The Autism and ADHD Community Hub in Havant supports autistic and/or ADHD adults aged 18+ across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. Delivered locally by Havant and East Hants Mind as part of a Hampshire-wide service led by Autism Hampshire, the hub offers a range of support designed around lived experience and peer connection.

Services include:

Peer support groups
One-to-one peer support
Opportunities to connect with others in the local community
Information, advice and guidance

Support is available whether or not you have a formal diagnosis, and all sessions are booked in advance.

Find out more on the Havant and East Hants Mind website.

The Autism and ADHD Community Hub in Havant supports autistic and/or ADHD adults aged 18+ across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. Delivered locally by Havant and East Hants Mind as part of a Hampshire-wide service led by Autism Hampshire, the hub offers a range of support designed around lived experience and peer connection.

Services include:

Peer support groups
One-to-one peer support
Opportunities to connect with others in the local community
Information, advice and guidance

Support is available whether or not you have a formal diagnosis, and all sessions are booked in advance.

Find out more on the Havant and East Hants Mind website.

The ADHD and Autism Community Hub supports autistic adults and adults with ADHD aged 18+ across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. The service is delivered by local partners, including Solent Mind, and offers peer support, opportunities to connect with others, and information, advice and guidance. Support is available whether or not you have a formal diagnosis.

As part of the service, community hubs regularly host informal drop-in sessions where people can meet the team, find out more about the support available and connect with others in a welcoming environment.

Find out more about the service and upcoming events on the Solent Mind website.

The ADHD and Autism Community Hub supports autistic adults and adults with ADHD aged 18+ across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. The service is delivered by local partners, including Solent Mind, and offers peer support, opportunities to connect with others, and information, advice and guidance. Support is available whether or not you have a formal diagnosis.

As part of the service, community hubs regularly host informal drop-in sessions where people can meet the team, find out more about the support available and connect with others in a welcoming environment.

Find out more about the service and upcoming events on the Solent Mind website.