How can I find neurodivergent peer support in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland without being sent to England-only routes?

Current understanding

Start with nation-specific and genuinely UK-wide resources, and preserve the stated geographic scope of each listing. Scotland has autistic-led organisations such as AMASE and ARGH; Wales has DPO membership routes through Disability Wales; Northern Ireland has local dyslexia-hub development and Autism NI peer networks. A UK charity is not automatically a four-nation local-service network.

Related things to inspect

• Autistic Mutual Aid Society Edinburgh (AMASE) Community
• ARGH Scotland Organisation
• Disability Wales full member Disabled People's Organisations Organisation
• British Dyslexia Association Local Dyslexia Hubs Community
• Autism NI Autistic Adult Peer Networks Community
• Tourettes Action support groups Community

Related questions

• What accessibility information should I check before joining a neurodivergent peer group?
• How can I compare online, in-person and hybrid neurodivergent peer support without assuming one format is better?
• How can I find an organisation where neurodivergent or disabled people genuinely have leadership and decision-making power?
• How can I tell whether a group or organisation is actually peer-led rather than just saying it values lived experience?
• What can I do if there is no suitable neurodivergent peer group nearby or travel to one is difficult?

What evidence is still needed

• Broader peer-led and cross-neurodivergent directories for Wales and Northern Ireland.
• More rural and local accessibility metadata across Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Where people may disagree

• Some online groups are genuinely UK-wide even where their organisation is based in England; online geography should be checked rather than inferred from headquarters.

When this answer should be revisited

• Nation-specific directories materially expand.
• A reviewed resource changes geographic coverage.