Welcome to WAND

WAND is a peer support network run by and for autistic women and marginalised genders in Sheffield and the surrounding area. Our team of volunteers run all aspects of WAND in their free time.

Founded by autistic women, we create safe, inclusive spaces to connect, share and enjoy activities together. No formal diagnosis needed - self-identifying autistic women are welcome. We're proudly inclusive of LGBTQ+ women, non-binary and trans people.

Our aim is to create a safe, supportive community where people can connect, share experiences, and feel understood.

- We provide a supportive space for members
- Share helpful resources and information
- Organise online and in-person events and activities
- Offer informal peer support
- Raise awareness of autistic lived experiences
- Support personal growth and self-discovery

WAND is shaped by its members, and we work to keep the space inclusive, respectful and supportive.

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Next Events Coming Up

Sat 7 Nov: Book Group

Mon 16 Nov: Online Discussion Group

Wed 18 Nov: Creativity Group

Fri 20 Nov: Decluttering Event

Sat 28 Nov: Monthly Social

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Contact us at hello@wand.org.uk

WAND is an unincorporated peer support group run entirely by volunteers. We are not a registered charity.

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Disclaimer: WAND is a peer support network. We are not medical, legal or mental health professionals, and nothing on this website or in our groups is professional advice, diagnosis or treatment. Please speak to a qualified professional about your own circumstances. Information on this website is provided in good faith, but we cannot guarantee that it is complete or up to date, and we accept no liability for actions taken in reliance on it. WAND is not an emergency service. If you are in crisis, contact your GP or NHS 111, call 999 in an emergency, or call Samaritans free on 116 123, any time.

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