Edge Autism specialises in working with young autistic and learning-disabled people aged 18-35, using a person-centred approach. This means young people can set and achieve their own measurable outcomes, supported by our specialist team. Allowing young people to realise and take pride in their own success.

Edge Autism specialises in assisting clients to achieve their dream of independent living. Their goal is to provide their clients with life skills and a re-integration back into their community, as well as enhancing and supporting their hobbies, skills and talents.

Whether the goal is to try something for the first time or make new friends, gaining essential life skills and the confidence to gain more independence is a given when supported by TeamEdge.

Visit Website: https://edgeautism.com/

Edge Adventures has just announced our brand new partnership with Lothian Disability Sport - Learning Disability group. 2022 promises to be very exciting as this collaboration enables even more autistic and learning disabled young people to achieve their dreams through sport, adventures and the great outdoors. The partnership is focused on wellbeing and positive outcomes associated with being outside and trying new, fully supported activities. Edge Adventures and LDS Learning Disability are hoping to create a supported community that will ease the isolation imposed by the pandemic, as well as help the athletes make new friends and reconnect with old ones. 

Are you aged 16-25, and living with a disability in Scotland? You could be eligible for up to £4,000 in funding, for up to 1 year, from the ILF Scotland Transition Fund! ILF Scotland can support you to try new activities and experiences that will enhance your independence, confidence and help you to spend more time with other people.

The funding can be used to help you participate in activities that you may not have been able to take part in before that will help you to become independent and #TrySomethingNew! You can see some ILF Scotland Transition Fund stories and find out how to apply here.

Able 2 Adventure is a mobile outdoor activity provider for people of all ages and abilities based in the Cairngorms National Park, Scotland.

This means they use adaptive equipment and a 'can do' approach to make the outdoors accessible to all.

Visit their website: https://www.able2adventure.co.uk/

CrimboTrees offer real Christmas Trees in Edinburgh from the landmark Jenners Depository on Balgreen Road. There is free parking and easy access so why not come down with all the family to choose your perfect real Christmas Tree in Edinburgh from their extensive display (see website for store opening days/times).

CrimboTrees grows and partners with small Scottish tree growers who only supply premium quality trees to our customers. Growing our trees locally also reduces their carbon footprint (no cross-channel transportation), is more sustainable and, overall, is better for the environment.

CrimboTrees proudly supports Maggie's Edinburgh and donates £5 for every tree sold.

Visit their website: https://www.crimbotrees.co.uk/ 

Badaguish is a place where you can explore and develop new and exciting skills in safety, amidst the beautiful forest and mountain scenery of the Cairngorms National Park in the Scottish Highlands. Situated in a woodland clearing of the Glenmore Forest, it's a quiet and idyllic space from which we base our adventures.

Badaguish Forest Lodges and Speyside Trust's ethos is committed to "Access for All" and has a range of fully accessible accommodation and facilities that have been purpose-designed to meet the needs of friends, families, youth, education, and community groups.

Visit their website: https://badaguishoutdoorcentre.org/