SPARGS Art (& Craft) - March
With SPARGS Art Step into a world of creativity and inclusivity at our specially crafted Art (& craft) workshop designed for autistic girls or girls with ADHD.
Led by a skilled art tutor, accompanied by the expertise of a SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) specialist, this workshop is a safe and welcoming space where every participant can express themselves freely.
Recognising the diverse needs of the participants, a designated "Comfy Corner" is set up for those who may need a break or some quiet time. Soft cushions and sensory-friendly items create a calming space for self-regulation.
Who: Neurodiverse Teenager Autistic/ADHD girls - 11 -18 years old
Where: Mint Street Adventure Playground, Southwark Bridge Road, London, Greater London, SE1 1QP
More info and booking: https://eequ.org/experience/6466
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