Problems with Probation Service - Was this dicriminatory?

Hi everyone.

Firstly, I have Autism to give a little context into this.

Over the last 18 months my family and personal life has been difficult which led to a small minor conviction. I got a very small number of hours to complete (less than 100) and have been appalled by how probation have not made suitable adjustments. I am not going to go into great detail, as I have had to submit numerous complaints.

In the process of trying to complete my hours, they suggested that I would go on and be involved in outdoor activities, these activities would involve small and large groups. I said this was unsuitable. I said this for two reasons:

1. I recently moved to the city and don't know where I am going, as the location is far. It also means I would be travelling to the location at the busiest times of the day. I score highly in daily living for managing journeys.
2. The main reason I stated was because I struggle to engage with groups, small or big - and that people in this group wasn't the kind of people I deal with on a daily basis (many come across as in your face and career criminals and I am not)

During declining this my probation officer arranged a video call with the person who is involved with the daily running of those activities. It become obvious from the very start that this person was going to try and force this upon me and was repeating things I already knew. Towards the end, as he repeated himself and I did the same (saying i don't think this is suitable), he then said "Well, I think you're just trying to make excuses". This was said clearly in regards to my Autism.

I have submitted the complaint and the probation officer has admitted what he has said, along with the person himself. I believe the complaint will be cut and dry, but because of how I continue to be treated by Probation Service, I want to take it further.

Would I be able to make a legal claim for discimination?

Thanks :)