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Following the great success of last year’s holiday clubs, this summer we are offering Neurodiverse young people (16-25 y/o) and their friends the chance to discover a whole new side of London. Twice a week, we will be doing adventures around the city that range from cinema under the stars to cycling through this amazing city we are all lucky enough to live in. These adventures are made for curious, creative people who want to see everything this city has to offer.

Learning to face change can be one of the hardest obstacles we have to overcome in our lives, and this is especially the case for neurodiverse people. The young people we work with were made to face this during the refurbishment of our playground, as we had to find a new space for our after-school clubs. We were lucky enough to be offered to use the Eco House from local charity Bost, yet this was a step that would be rife with challenges. Helping the young people adapt to the change of location, both in terms of the logistics and the mental change would be a hurdle.

We are responding to the article written by the Law Gazette concerning the supposed abolition of SEND tribunal. Their article positions the Labour government as on the verge of ending ‘legal writes to defined support’ for children with special education needs.Misinformation surrounding children with special educational needs is extremely damaging, and here, we aim to counter-balance some of the suggestions of this highly speculative article.

The Neurodiversity Family Hub has been honoured with a Civic Award, recognising our impact in the community. This award celebrates not just our work, but the voices and stories of every family we stand with. It marks growing public recognition of neurodiversity as a valued perspective. We're proud, grateful, and more committed than ever to this work.