ST Enoch centre has launched updated sensory maps for autistic people for those with learning disabilities to use when visiting the shopping centre.
The maps were created in collaboration with Scottish Autism, a charity the centre has partnered with since 2018, and include guidance on sounds, smells, lighting and temperature changes to make a more autism-friendly environment.
"With the help of Scottish Autism, St. Enoch Centre has made changes to ensure we meet the needs of autistic shoppers and visitors. Glasgow Kelvin MSP Kaukab Stewart attended the launch of the updated sensory maps and learned more about the work of St Enoch Centre and Scottish Autism to make the shopping experience inclusive and welcoming.
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