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Dating/ Dating Apps

There are a number of dating agencies across the UK that specialise in supporting people with additional needs. In the Supported Loving toolkit, we have some useful information about dating. Please read this before approaching any dating agency, so that you are well informed. Please note that we do not endorse any dating agency or social club on this page. If you are looking to set up your own dating agency read our guide here. Nice 2 Meet Ya is a dating and friendship agency in Hertfordshire. They help autistic adults and adults with learning disabilities to develop and maintain friendships and relationships and support them to build meaningful connections. They provide a full matching service and offer safe and private one-to-one introductions. The organisations and services listed on this page are included in the Supported Loving toolkit to assist you and are provided in good faith.

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Hiki is a friendship and dating app for the Autistic community. It is a place to feel safe, find friendship or love, and most importantly, to be yourself. Find a partner who understands and embraces every vibrant hue of your neurodivergent soul. Hiki is a sanctuary where supportive connections are forged through shared experiences and understanding. Discover a treasure trove of understanding, connection, and acceptance, where Autistic adults can truly be themselves and thrive. Find out about Hiki, our mission, our values, and how we plan on changing the world one connection at a time.

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Whether you've been recently diagnosed, self-diagnosed, or have been embracing your Autism identity for a while, Hiki is your safe haven. Thrive in our all Autistic community where you can meet, chat, and connect with like-minded friends. Hiki stands apart, designed by and for the neurodivergent community.

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Whilst researching autism-friendly dating websites recently for the new l ifestyle section of AdultsWithAutism, I came to the conclusion that I would not recommend any of these websites. The first few results in Google search revealed autistic dating sites that appeared-at best-unregulated and unmanaged by anyone with knowledge of autism. The worst examples, were sites that did not seem to care about the safety of potentially vulnerable autistic people. As an experiment, I signed up for one these websites. Having registered, I was immediately shown a page full of people with autism and their profiles.

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