Social Groups & Activity Groups
Connection Matters
Support is not always formal.
Sometimes the most important part of wellbeing is having somewhere you feel comfortable, understood, and able to be yourself without pressure.
Social groups and activity groups can help reduce isolation, build confidence, create friendships, and offer spaces where neurodivergent individuals do not feel they need to mask who they are.
Some groups are peer-led, some are community projects, and some are simply safe places to meet others with shared experiences.
This page highlights some of the social and activity groups we are aware of across the area.
Because sometimes finding your people is just as important as finding support.
A relaxed, welcoming space for autistic, ADHD, and neurodivergent adults to connect, unwind, and simply be themselves
Market Rasen Adult Autistic & ADHD Social Support Group (MRAASG)
MRAASG is a relaxed and welcoming peer-led group for autistic, ADHD, and otherwise neurodivergent adults aged 18+.
It offers a safe space to meet others, have a chat, enjoy a drink, or simply be around people who understand — without pressure, judgement, or the need to mask.
Social Evenings
Held twice per month on Friday evenings at Bistro Bar & Kitchen, Market Rasen, LN8, 3EH, from 7:30pm to 9:30pm. please contact the bistro or check the facebook page)
Walk Group
Held on the second Sunday of each month, meeting at 10:30am from John Street Car Park, Market Rasen.
A gentle walk, friendly faces, and no pressure.
Just be yourself.