Autistic Adults Peer Support Network
Connections is an information, advice and support hub in Dundee. As part of the Dundee Health and Social Care Partnership, Connections provides information and support for adults who identify as autistic, at any point of your journey. Connections’ Community Advisors provide advice and support to autistic people with or without a diagnosis, either in person or virtually.
Our Dundee Connections Autistic Adult Peer Support Network is a space for autistic adults 18+. The group is an autistic safe space and provides a relaxed and friendly space for individuals to support each other and discuss their experiences as an autistic individual.
Numbers attending the groups are limited to ensure a comfortable space for all therefore booking is essential. To find out more or book to attend, please email us at dundeeconnections@scottishautism.org or call 03030 034 020.
Maximum number of attendees: 6
Meet the Hosts
Fi - Community Advisor (She/ Her)
Fi joined Scottish Autism when Dundee Connections opened in May 2024. She has worked in health & social care for over 20 years, as a nurse, a counsellor, and a bibliotherapist. She is also an artist, and has an MA in Creative Writing. She creates autobiographical work, often about ways we care for ourselves and one another.
Fi is autistic, and runs both the Autistic Adult Peer Support Network and Social Connections groups as part of her role at Dundee Connections.
Orla - Community Advisor
Orla joined Scottish Autism in September 2025, in her role as Community Advisor. Orla has previously worked in a variety of jobs and sectors including health care and third sector roles. Orla is passionate, open minded and keen to learn and develop in her role as Community Advisor.