About Us
We are a team of parent carers of autistic and neurodivergent children who understand the challenges faced in navigating the journey to diagnosis and getting the right support in place for our children.
We are listed in various business directories & featured on both national & international websites. You can also find us on social media platforms like Facebook & Instagram, where we actively engage with our community.
For Parents and Carers
Our aim as a team of parents and professionals is to make life easier for others who care for children with additional needs. We want to provide information for individuals, be a central hub where all your questions can be asked, and support sought and help save precious time. We know how lonely and isolated it can feel, so wish to support parent carer’s wellbeing and provide accessible peer support sessions. Our aim is to understand and guide carers to be able to support their child’s needs and assist with any referral processes that may be required.
We want for child’s needs to be met as soon as possible to improve their quality of life and help them reach their potential. We want to help parent carers have a less stressful journey, reduce time spent searching for specific information and empower parent carers with knowledge so that they can be the voice and advocate for their child. We can support and guide parent carers, with our knowledge of the health & education systems, accessibility needs, children and family’s rights, provide awareness of benefits and discounts and for parent carers to be listened to and validated.
For Professionals and Businesses
Help Parent, Carers, Professionals & Business
We can help support individuals and your business to understand and embrace differences. We can help with training, support for selection processes, understanding reasonable adjustments and support wellbeing.
The work we do for businesses helps support the work we do with families.
Carer wellbeing and peer support
We recognise the importance of being part of an understanding and supportive community,so we wish to reduce the isolation and loneliness that parent carers of autistic & neurodivergent can experience. ‘ We understand how challenging it can be when children are unable to play or socialise in the same way as their peers, and from a carer perspective, this makes it more difficult to build connections and an understanding support network. We understand that experiences of childhood are not mainstream. By holding peer support events we wish to reduce the barriers for parent carers to feel part of a supportive community. Our on-line peer support events are aimed to be more accessible to a wider range of parent carers.