AUTISTIC ADULTS SOCIAL EVENTS
There are so few social opportunities for adults on the spectrum in Sydney, and we are changing that.
The Autism Community Network has teamed up with Melbourne's Different Journeys, to bring their popular model of social events for autistic adults to Sydney.
The AUTISTIC ADULTS SOCIAL EVENTS are now being held at Club Rivers in Riverwood on the first Monday each month from 6 to 8 pm. The club is located right across from Riverwood station and has long supported autism inclusion in our community.
There will be games and opportunities to meet others, and you can order a meal while you’re there.
You can also use NDIS funding for this event as a peer support experience.
The Autism Community Network has teamed up with Melbourne's Different Journeys, to bring their popular model of social events for autistic adults to Sydney.
The AUTISTIC ADULTS SOCIAL EVENTS are now being held at Club Rivers in Riverwood on the first Monday each month from 6 to 8 pm. The club is located right across from Riverwood station and has long supported autism inclusion in our community.
There will be games and opportunities to meet others, and you can order a meal while you’re there.
You can also use NDIS funding for this event as a peer support experience.
An opportunity for autistic adults to connect with like-minded individuals
Have a chat, have a meal, join in a quiz and feel part of a group
- NDIS funding may be used for these events.
- Parents/Carers welcome
- Open to individuals 17+
Club Rivers
32 Littleton Street, Riverwood, NSW 2210
2019 DATES:
First Monday each month
2nd September | 7th October | 4th November | 2nd December
6.00 to 8.00 pm
Have a chat, have a meal, join in a quiz and feel part of a group
- NDIS funding may be used for these events.
- Parents/Carers welcome
- Open to individuals 17+
Club Rivers
32 Littleton Street, Riverwood, NSW 2210
2019 DATES:
First Monday each month
2nd September | 7th October | 4th November | 2nd December
6.00 to 8.00 pm
Before booking in, please read our Code of Conduct policy for attending this event.
Code of Conduct: Attending AUTISTIC ADULTS SOCIAL EVENTS
Our aim is to make sure that you are safe, included and just be who you are without anyone being mean to each other.
Our commitment to you as part of the Code of Conduct
As part of our commitment to support you, we will:
As part of this commitment we have a set of rules which are also called a Code of Conduct that everyone must respect. If you do not accept the rules or if you break the rules, it may mean you are excluded from our events.
The rules are:
You will:
You will NOT:
Our commitment to you as part of the Code of Conduct
As part of our commitment to support you, we will:
- respect for your individual rights including decision-making in accordance with relevant laws and conventions;
- Respect your privacy;
- Provide a safe environment and will act in a safe way towards you;
- Be honesty and transparent;
- Take steps to raise and act on your concerns about the quality and safety of supports provided to you;
- Take all reasonable steps to prevent and respond to violence, exploitation, neglect and abuse;
- Take all reasonable steps to prevent and respond to sexual misconduct.
As part of this commitment we have a set of rules which are also called a Code of Conduct that everyone must respect. If you do not accept the rules or if you break the rules, it may mean you are excluded from our events.
The rules are:
You will:
- Be courteous;
- Be respectful;
- Act in a way that does not discriminate against any person;
- Participate in creating and maintaining a safe environment for everyone;
- Be open and honest;
- Tell us if you need help;
- Talk to us in a calm manner if you are not happy about any aspect of our events.
You will NOT:
- Use abusive language;
- Use any type or form of discourtesy or rudeness;
- Use behaviour that endangers the health, wellbeing, or safety of yourself or others;
- Threaten or use actual violence;
- Bully or harass whether verbal, physical or visual;
- Take unfair advantage of any person associated with ACN & Different Journeys;
- Fail to follow any instruction, policy or procedure of staff or organisations associated with ACN & Different Journeys;
- Possess or use illegal drugs or weapons at ACN & Different Journeys events
- Copy, recreate or trademark anything that ACN & Different Journeys does without asking permission from the ACN Board & Different Journeys committee.
Please note:
All guests, including adults, youth or carers are expected to follow these rules
If you do not comply with our policies you may be asked to leave or be excluded from future events.
If you break the law we will report it to Police.
All guests, including adults, youth or carers are expected to follow these rules
If you do not comply with our policies you may be asked to leave or be excluded from future events.
If you break the law we will report it to Police.
By booking to attend the Autistic Adults Social event you are agreeing to abide by our Conduct Policy as above.
BOOKINGS:
To attend our Peer Support Social Events for Autistic Adults please click on the link below to book.
https://www.autismcommunity.org.au/book-in-to-acn-event.html#/bookings
To attend our Peer Support Social Events for Autistic Adults please click on the link below to book.
https://www.autismcommunity.org.au/book-in-to-acn-event.html#/bookings

KAHOOT! QUIZ
Note: To be prepared to play our quiz on the night, please download the kahoot! app onto your phone or device.
https://kahoot.com
Note: To be prepared to play our quiz on the night, please download the kahoot! app onto your phone or device.
https://kahoot.com
THE TEAM