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Strolling with Neurokin
Gentle, inclusive strolls through London for the autism community. Whether you're autistic yourself, a family member, carer, or ally — everyone in our wider autism community is welcome.
What to Expect
2 Hour Stroll
A gentle, wheelchair-accessible route with plenty to see
Break Halfway
30-minute stop for drinks, snacks, and recharging
Small Groups
Maximum 20 people for a comfortable experience
Completely Free
No cost, no barriers — everyone is welcome to join
Planned Routes
Each walk is carefully planned with interesting sights
Walk & Talk
A relaxed way to meet others in the community
WhatsApp Support
Optional group for location sharing on the day
Autistic-Led & Delivered
Designed and run by autistic people, for our community
Choose Your Stroll
Our currently active stroll locations
Explore the historic heart of London with its iconic architecture, hidden gardens, and fascinating history. A gentle stroll through centuries of stories.
Wander through maritime history and stunning Royal Park views. From the Observatory to the Thames, experience Greenwich at a gentle pace.
Ealing strolls
Our Ealing strolls are temporarily paused while we find a new walk leader. City of London and Greenwich strolls are continuing as normal.
Supported by Volunteers
Every stroll is always supported by at least two London Autism Group Charity volunteers. They lead the route, welcome you, answer questions and keep an eye on the group, so there's always a friendly face to turn to along the way.
ℹ️ What to expect on a stroll
A stroll is a relaxed, sociable walk at a gentle pace. You're welcome to join in as much or as little as you like, and to keep to yourself if that's what you need.
Our volunteers are friendly walk leaders and hosts, not carers. They'll welcome you, guide the route and answer questions — but they aren't able to provide personal care, one-to-one support, or supervision.
If you need that kind of support during the walk, you will need to bring someone with you who provides it — a carer, support worker, family member or friend. Please don't attend on your own if you need that level of support: we aren't equipped for it, and it isn't safe for you.
This applies to anyone attending who is under 18, has higher support needs, may be vulnerable, or may need active supervision — a parent, carer or support worker must come with them and stays responsible for them throughout.
Just tell us when you register so we can plan numbers and be ready for you both.
What People Are Saying
Been on a stroll with us?
We'd love to hear how you found it. Your words help others in the community feel welcome to join.
Accessibility First
All our routes are designed to be wheelchair accessible and inclusive. We call them "strolls" because we want everyone to feel welcome — whether you walk, roll, or stroll at your own pace.