The Kimel Community Cafe was set up to relieve unemployment, economic disadvantage and social exclusion among neurodivergent young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET) by providing training, mentoring, employability support, job coaching and assistance… Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
We work to relieve the needs of young people with anxiety, adhd and/or autism, their families and the local community, particularly but not exclusively, by: -the provision of education which aims to raise awareness, change perceptions and break down barriers for those affected… Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Relaxed screenings at several venues for people with additional needs including autism, with altered lighting, lower sound, usually no trailers, and freedom to move around or make noise. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
We support disabled and disadvantaged youngsters to live a happy and easier life. We provide specialist equipment, wonderful experiences and short breaks for families often in desperate need. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Ages
Ages 0–25
Where
Newcastle upon Tyne — 136 miles away — covers England
An urban care farm and community garden situated in Marple, Stockport, our aim is to increase the life chances of vulnerable young people and adults with neurodiversity and/or mental or physical health issues through wellbeing, volunteering and employment opportunities, and to… Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
The Scout Holiday Homes Trust was founded in 1969 by former Scouts to provide suitable self-catering holiday accommodation, in a welcoming family environment, for any family, or group, who has a member with special needs with their carers, single parent families and low income… Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Ages
All ages
Where
Epping Forest — 162 miles away — covers England, Wales
We are creating an inclusive community hub in Pontefract for children and families with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). We provide peer support, wellbeing sessions, inclusive activities and safe social spaces. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
We provide an alternative environment where people with SEND or social disadvantage can learn new skills knowledge, and experience for sustainable employment and independent living. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Monthly autism-friendly screenings of selected films, usually on a Sunday morning: lower sound, dimmed lights, no adverts or trailers, and freedom to move around or make noise. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Relaxed screenings with reduced sound, dimmed lights, no trailers, fewer tickets sold, trained staff, a private quiet room for breaks, and freedom to move or make noise. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Relaxed Screenings at selected cinemas for neurodivergent audiences and others: no adverts or trailers, lights on low, reduced volume, and freedom to move around or take breaks. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Online booking platform linking families with barbers and hairdressers experienced in sensory needs such as autism, in cities across the UK. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
