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Circles of Support

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Free person-centred support helping people with autism or learning disabilities build friendships, independence and community connections.

Everyone deserves support that is built around who they are and what matters to them. Connection and belonging can make a real difference.

About this service

Circles of Support is a person-centred approach that helps people with autism or learning disabilities build supportive relationships, grow confidence and strengthen community connection. The focus is on the person’s goals, preferences and everyday life, which can make support feel more meaningful and more sustainable over time. For people who may feel isolated or who want to build independence in ways that fit who they are, this kind of support can be especially valuable. It helps create connection and encouragement around the person, rather than expecting them to manage alone.

How they can help you

They support people with autism or learning disabilities to build friendships, confidence, independence and stronger community connections.

What to expect

You can explore the service information to find out how circles work and whether this type of person-centred support may suit your situation.

Who it's for

People in Lincolnshire with autism or learning disabilities who would benefit from person-centred community support.

Eligibility

Available for people with autism or learning disabilities in Lincolnshire. Referral requirements may vary.

Getting support

Eligibility
Available for people with autism or learning disabilities in Lincolnshire. Referral requirements may vary.
Referral requirements
You can contact this service directly without a referral.

Trust and updates

Verification status: Verified

Last verified: July 16, 2026

Last updated: July 30, 2026

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