Buckinghamshire charity

Autism Bucks

Supporting autism, autistic adults and carers in Buckinghamshire

Fields and hedgerows below Whiteleaf Hill in the Chiltern Hills, Buckinghamshire

What we do

We share information and advice through our website and social media

We hold social gatherings where our members meet face-to-face or online

We advise organisations looking to improve their understanding of autism

We help our members deal with the complexities of local govt support

Become a Member

Our members meet to share experiences, successes and frustrations. Sometimes we talk about a particular part of autism, or current affairs.

Occasionally we have guest speakers, or go on an organised visit.

Joining is free, and there is no obligation.

Join us

What our members say

Feedback from people who come to our meetings.

Upcoming Events

Our meetings, socials and events. Choose an orange date on the calendar to see that event in the list.

  1. Festival of the Senses

    Brunel Engine Shed - High Wycombe

    A brand new, all inclusive festival to officially end the summer of 2026. Featuring Live Music and much more. Festival Of The Senses, Welcomes you to come and Join us for our FREE Live Music event as we unite the community to Connect, Create & Breathe in a safe, accessible and neurodiverse-friendly space. Autism Bucks will be there.

  2. Members In-person Meeting

    Aylesbury

    We look forward to welcoming many new members to these easy-going, autism-friendly events.

  3. Monthly On-line Meeting

    Online

    This month we will be joined by 4 representatives from Bucks County Council to talk about social work processes and contacts. We will split into 2 groups: one group will focus on "Preparing for Adulthood/Transitions for young people with autism and other special needs eg SEND, LD etc."; the other group will focus on support for autistic adults.

  4. Monthly Face-to-Face Meeting

    Aylesbury

    Another opportunity to meet socially in a safe, autism-friendly place with others from the Autism Bucks community.

  5. Amersham Christmas Festival

    Amersham-on-the-Hill

    Look out for the Autism Bucks stall at the Amersham Xmas Festival.

  6. Christmas Party

    Aylesbury

    All members are invited to the 2026 Xmas Party. Invitations to follow.

Latest Autism News

Recent autism news from the UK and around the world. We update this often.

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Volunteer

Autism Bucks has no paid staff. Everything we have achieved is thanks to time given freely by our trustees and volunteers.

We are looking for people who are dependable, generous with their time, and understanding of autism.

All we ask is that you come to our meetings and social activities, ready to help if needed. That could mean setting up the venue, making cups of tea, or simply talking to our members. A trustee will always be there to guide and support you.

Find Out More

About us

Autism Bucks was set up by volunteers in 2018 to make sure autistic adults in Buckinghamshire had somewhere to meet, be heard and get support.

Today we’re a member-led charity with over 500 members across Buckinghamshire: autistic adults, their families and carers, and professionals with an interest in autism. Every member is invited to our AGM and can vote on how the charity is run, and what our members tell us shapes everything we do.

We’re run entirely by volunteers, with no paid staff and no premises. We receive no government or council funding, and every pound comes from fundraising and from the kindness of the many organisations and individuals who donate to us. Apart from a few small running costs, all of it goes on activities and support for our members.

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More about us

At a glance

500+

members across Buckinghamshire

1 in 3

of our trustees are autistic

4

trustees with lifelong careers in special needs

100%

volunteer-run: no staff, no premises

Contact Us

Send us a message and a volunteer will reply by email. Every field is needed unless it says optional.

Name

We usually reply within 3 to 5 working days.

Safeguarding

If you are worried about someone's safety, email our safeguarding lead.