For ADHD/Autistic people in school years 7 to 9. Places must be booked. Through games, quizzes, arts/crafts and discussion, this group gives ADHD/autistic young people the opportunity to develop friendships and connections with other people as well as increase their understanding of what being neurodivergent means to them. Pre-registration and session-booking are required.
The support sessions are a great introduction to our services: you can meet someone from both the Family Support and Youth Teams and find out about the help we can provide for you and your family, as well as connect with other parents/carers in a similar situation.
Closed Group - attendance by appointment only. The aim of the group is to provide a safe, non-judgmental forum for women to share their thoughts, experiences and ideas. You may participate actively or passively: you can involve yourself in a group discussion or simply listen to what other women have to say. One topic is […]
If you're an adult NWL resident who identifies as autistic or ADHD, come along to one of our Coffee Connects drop-in sessions! Whether you're interested in catching up with friends, having a cuppa, or just looking for a relaxing place to unwind with like-minded people - our drop-ins are for you. Even if you're completely […]
The support sessions are a great introduction to our services: you can meet someone from both the Family Support and Youth Teams and find out about the help we can provide for you and your family, as well as connect with other parents/carers in a similar situation.
The support sessions are a great introduction to our services: you can meet someone from both the Family Support and Youth Teams and find out about the help we can provide for you and your family, as well as connect with other parents/carers in a similar situation.
For ADHD/Autistic people in school years 10 to 12. Places must be booked. Through games, quizzes, arts/crafts and discussion, this group gives ADHD/autistic young people the opportunity to develop friendships and connections with other people as well as increase their understanding of what being neurodivergent means to them. Pre-registration and session-booking are required.
The support sessions are a great introduction to our services: you can meet someone from both the Family Support and Youth Teams and find out about the help we can provide for you and your family, as well as connect with other parents/carers in a similar situation.
For ADHD/Autistic people in school years 7 to 9. Places must be booked. Through games, quizzes, arts/crafts and discussion, this group gives ADHD/autistic young people the opportunity to develop friendships and connections with other people as well as increase their understanding of what being neurodivergent means to them. Pre-registration and session-booking are required.
The support sessions are a great introduction to our services: you can meet someone from both the Family Support and Youth Teams and find out about the help we can provide for you and your family, as well as connect with other parents/carers in a similar situation.
