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Hiki: A Dating & Friendships App that Autistics May Actually Want to Use

The Meet N Match project provides an exclusive matching service for our members, whether you are looking for friends or that someone special. We also provide social activities and relationship training, to enable you to improve your experiences when looking for new connections. Our organisation, Spring into Action, has been awarded the Lancashire LGBT Working Towards Quality Mark because we are improving our service to ensure the needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans service users, volunteers and staff are being met. Relationships make life better Volunteer with us. We are NOT a dating site The Meet N Match project provides an exclusive matching service for our members, whether you are looking for friends or that someone special.

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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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Finding love can be challenging for us and we like to help a little. Aspie Singles is created by autistic individuals for the autism community, we understand the unique experiences and perspectives of living on the spectrum. Our mission is to create a safe, welcoming, and supportive space where you can connect with others who truly understand you. Creating a profile is quick and easy. Begin your journey towards meaningful connections and discover the possibility of finding someone special who appreciates you for who you are.

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Our mission

Hiki , the first dating and friendship app specifically for the autistic community, launched publicly July The mobile app aims to foster romantic and platonic relationships between adults with autism -- the fastest-growing developmental disability in the world. Although 70 million people across the globe live with autism, founder Jamil Karriem, 28, said the autistic community is often overlooked. Karriem created the app for his cousin Tyler, a year-old with autism.

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