Pasda Coffee Morning (Tuesday)
2026-05-12 10:00 - 12:00 UTC | Number 6, 24 Hill Street, Edinburgh, EH2 3JZ, United Kingdom
Join us for a cuppa and some conversation at our next Pasda Carers Coffee Morning. It will facilitated by Tom and Sheila Wightman.
We meet at Number 6, 24 Hill Street, Edinburgh in the Training Room on the first floor.
If you have not been before and would like to attend please email us at info@pasda.org.uk for more information.

East Lothian Support Group
2026-05-20 19:00 - 20:30 | Fraser Centre, 3 Winton Place, Tranent, EH33 1AF, United Kingdom
If you reside in East Lothian and support an autistic adult then join us to meet other carers in a similar caring role.
The group meets at the Fraser Centre in Tranent and is facilitated by John Gannon.
This month we welcome Sarah Barratt who is an Educational Psychologist and a carer of an autistic adult. She will be giving a presentation on the much misunderstood profile of P.D.A. or Demand Avoidance.
Please register your interest by emailing Info@pasda.org.uk
You must reside in West Lothian and support an autistic adult.

Pasda Coffee Morning (Saturday)
2026-05-23 10:00 - 12:00 | Hotel Indigo
Our monthly Saturday coffee morning is open to all families and friends of autistic adults (over16 ) who reside across Edinburgh and the Lothians.as
It is facilitated by Pasda Volunteer, Marion Rodgers.
We meet at the Library Room at Juniper within Hotel Indigo , Princes Street, Edinburgh . It is situated on the first floor.
Please email us to let us know you are coming along

Edinburgh Support Group Meeting
2026-05-27 19:00 - 20:30 | Number 6, 24 Hill Street, Edinburgh, EH2 3JZ, United Kingdom
This Support Group takes place at Number 6 in the Training Room.
It is facilitated by Pasda Convenor , Susan Chambers.
Staff members Cath Purdie and John Gannon will also be attending.
Our guest speak is Lynsey Stewart-Martin from L-Mac Consultancy. Lynsey will be delivering a presentation on Autism and aging.
To register your interest please email us. Info@pasda.org.uk
You must reside in Edinburgh or the Lothians and support an autistic adult.
