Information session for career programme "My Tribe Beyond"
We are excited to launch My Tribe Beyond, our new careers programme for young people aged 15 to 25 who are not in education, employment or training (NEET).
Designed and delivered by SEND experts, this eight-week course is a springboard for young people who find themselves at a crossroads to discover their best next step, whether that involves pursuing a career or returning to education. Personalised guidance and a mix of group and one-to-one support will help students explore their future options, develop transferable skills, build confidence and resilience, and find their tribe.
Sign Up
to book tickets to our virtual information session taking place from 10:00 -11:30am on Wednesday 29th May. At the meeting we will also explain how this programme can be funded via your personal EHCP budget.
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A Tranquil Escape: Art and Craft at an Eco House in Central London for MTT
My Tribe Teens recently took some time out of the fast-paced rhythm of city life to immerse ourselves in a nature-inspired arts and crafts session - read all about our day here. -
Happy Times at My Tribe
We share some of the things our young people have been up to lately at My Tribe, our after-school club - including making Happiness Jars, supervised play sessions at the Adventure Playground, board games and quiet chats. -
GET SLIMY: Sensory Fun with Slime Making!
Following a child-led approach, we decided to make slime in My Tribe! We share the benefits of slime for neurodiverse children, including sensory development, emotional regulation, and creative expression. Making slime also allowed older children to help the younger children, fostering a sense of togetherness. -
Soundwaves: Craft your own podcast - March 31
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ResourceA Kind of Spark: Autistic Heroine Sparkles with Energy in this Young Adult Novel
We review 'A Kind of Spark', the debut novel of Scottish author Elle McNicoll. This children's book has been hailed as groundbreaking for its positive representation of neurodivergent main characters, and has recently spawned a sequel and a TV series. -
NewsRedefining Connections: Parenting a Neurodiverse Child Amidst Isolation and the Pandemic
Our volunteer Eman shares her experience of how her friendships changed during the pandemic as a parent of a neurodiverse child. We invite you to join our next Family Connect session on 22nd September and find your safe space to come together with other neurodiverse families. -
NewsA Morning Brew of Chaos and Order
We share some light-hearted reflections on our recent Coffee Connect gathering, which we hold on the first Friday morning of each month for parents and carers of children with a neurodiversity. We invite you to join our next meet up on Friday 6th September. -
NewsTaking small steps to new heights with My Junior Tribe
Our volunteer Eman reflects on the positive progress her child has made since attending My Junior Tribe (MJT), our weekly after-school club for 6 to 10 year olds.