NHS Greater Manchester is implementing a transformation programme to create a new, needs-led model, focusing on early support prioritising those with the highest clinical need, and ensuring equitable access across all pathways, including Right to Choose. In line with this, they will be implementing redesigned pathways for the assessment and support of children, young people, and adults with ADHD and autism.

We, together with Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT), would like to inform parents and carers about these changes and to hear your thoughts and questions about these.

We would like to invite you to this engagement event, where Dr. Jo Bromley (Strategic Lead for Learning Disabilities and Autism, CAMHS) and Karen Woodhouse (Autism Navigator) will be on hand to speak with us about the new Neurodiversity Pathway and the needs-led model for ADHD and autism in Manchester and Greater Manchester.

Please join us to learn more about these changes and to share feedback & ideas on how we can make it better for our children and families.