Welcome

ARGH is a group run by and for autistic adults. ARGH members are all people who have an Autistic spectrum condition.

Membership is currently free (but donations are welcome).

ARGH Meetings are only open to members except by agreement of the management committee. You do not have to attend meetings if you are a member.

ARGH is a collective advocacy, lobbying and campaigning group of autistic adults living in the Highlands and beyond.

ARGH promote self advocacy for all Autistic people

ARGH works locally and nationally, we work in partnership with the Scottish Government by being members of the Autism Reference Group and its sub groups. We are also stakeholders for Nice guidelines relevant to autistic people.

For more information on membership and meeting details please email: kabie@arghighland.co.uk

ARGH is an organisation which will:

-Inform service providers about what autistic people really experience.

-Campaign for better services for autistic people in the highlands and beyond.

-Challenge stigma and discrimination through education about autistic strengths.

ARGH Autism Alert Card

ARGH's autism alert card is available to all autistic people, children or adults, across the UK: You can now order our Card directly from the website. We now have a new card to order as well Click here to see the new card and order the ARGH autism alert cards

ARGH membership card front

Autism Acceptance Day in Inverness

Click here to see Ness Bridge bathed in spectrum colours for Autism Acceptance Day

Autistic Pride day 2017

ARGH's 2017 Autistic Pride Day event, Click here
to see photos

ARGHNews Spring 2017

After a long break we have brought back the ARGH Newsletter with a special 10th anniversary edition.

Click here to read

Autistic Pride day 2016

ARGH's 2016 Autistic Pride Day event, Click here
to see photos

Autistic Pride Day celebration June 2015

see pictures from our great day Click here.

Autistic Europe Fringe

Click here
for more information

Autism and Ethics

ARGH, in partnership with the NAS Scotland were delighted to hold an Autism and Ethics conference; from the Autistic perspective. For more information Click here.