Membership costs from £0 to £120 per year, and we charge an initial assessment fee of £0 to £10.

Neurodiverse and disabled adults, women with anxiety (women are far less likely to have an official autism diagnosis) and adults with any health condition that makes finding friendships and relationships difficult. We are a Cambridgeshire-based organisation.

Attending the socials is the best way to perhaps meet someone you like. If you do meet someone you think you might like, you can let us know and, with your agreement, we can ask the person if they would like to meet you for a Zoom or in person friendship date.

Where we know the person is seeing someone else, we will let you know, but it is always worth asking us.  If the person has a mutual desire to meet you, we will arrange for you to chat. We always say that dates are to get to know someone in friendship to begin with, so you get to know more about each other.

If you would like to find friends in a fun, social environment, then you have come to the right place.  We are also the only organisation in Cambridgeshire which supports a relationship to develop if there is a mutual romantic connection. Most couples who have met through us have done so because they have attended our social groups (in person and on Zoom). 

In person, we meet in pubs, go bowling, visit restaurants, go for walks, meet for cinema outings, and host parties. We have also been to the beach, to gigs and to the theatre. We organise what people want us to and, once more confident, soulmates meet independently of us if they wish.

Our in person meet ups take place in Cambridge, Ely, Huntingdon and Peterborough.
We also run socials on Zoom, with Viv and Soulmates and volunteers hosting.  On Zoom, socials include: Film Club, Women’s Hour, Men’s hour, Quiet chat & Viv’s ‘Huggle’ (an activity and chat).

We do not promise more than one social a month, but we do much more than that. Once you are a soulmate, you will receive our weekly schedule of online and in person social events.

To be a buddy to a new Soulmate, you will need to have been a Soulmate for over 1 year and then you can apply.

Vicky, Christine & Lizzie will interview you.

If you feel that you are too shy to come to the Zoom/in person socials, then we can:

• simply put your details on our database of people we know who wish to find a friend or romantic partner;
• or you can come to our socials on Zoom with your camera off and you can speak or not speak;
• or on zoom you can simply chat using the chat function – there is the option on Zoom to chat to everyone or to privately chat.
• At our in person socials, you will know that Vicky or Christine will be there. We will also introduce you to soulmates & volunteers and we will all make you feel very welcome. Safe Soulmates socials are inclusive, fun and welcoming.

Our main rules at all our socials are that if there is someone you like, then you let us know, so we can see if this is mutual. If it is then we can organise for you to meet one-to-one for a friendship date.

We also ask that people only pay for themselves at our in person socials, there is no need to buy anyone else a drink, always keep your money to yourself, that way there is no confusion about who bought the last drink or meal 🙂

If you have any concerns at all, please contact us, our team will be able to put your mind at rest. Nothing is ever that bad. 

People have found romance with us, but it has taken time and lots of getting to know each other. Some people have had one-to-one introductions and others have not because the right person has not yet joined.

Most romantic matches have happened because people have attended the meet ups; attending the meet ups helps us get to know you and also helps  you to relax and be yourself.
We cannot guarantee romantic success, but we do our best to help you make those much needed friendship connections.

A chaperone is someone who will attend your first friendship date. They will meet you on the day and introduce you to the person you are meeting. They will not stay by your side the entire time (unless you want them to) but they are there to help if you have questions, need help with something and to tell you about what happens next when the meet up has ended.

Dating sites are not a safe or positive place to build friendships or find romance, at Safe Soulmates we do it differently. Safe Soulmates aims to provide a supportive environment for its members by hosting meet-ups in pubs, clubs and any other venues our members suggest, to help people connect with one another in a safe way. Where there is a romantic spark, Safe Soulmates supports this to grow in a positive way by chaperoning dates and offering tailored advice with the help of Dhiverse, a sexual health charity based in Cambridge.

We host meet ups in Cambridge, Ely, Huntingdon and Peterborough.

We are also available on Zoom, so if you are struggling to leave the house, you may like to kick start your social life this way.

It can take time to make friends, but we can guarantee that if you come to our social events and small meet ups, you will meet some lovely people. All Soulmates have completed paperwork, have character references and we check everyone’s ID.  Safe Soulmates is all about helping you to connect to others, so rest assured that we will help you to do this.

People do meet partners, we have some lovely matches, but it has taken time and lots of getting to know each other. We always say join for friendship and fun and you never know who you might meet.

Most romantic matches have happened because people have attended the social events; this helps us get to know you, but also helps you to relax and be yourself.
We can not guarantee romantic success, but we do our best to help you make those much needed connections to others.