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HAVEN stands for “Hearing, Accepting, Valuing Every Neurotype” and is a new way of supporting autistic and neurodivergent pupils in mainstream high schools.

It is first going to be delivered via the Autism in Schools project in Manchester and training has already been provided to three of the participating schools: Levenshulme High School, Manchester Communication Academy, and Southern Cross school.

This project has been a collaboration between the Community Speech and Language Therapy team, the CAMHS Speech and Language Therapy Team, One Education educational psychologists, and the University of Manchester’s Speech and Language Therapy department and Psychology and Mental Health department.

Our aim is to create environments within mainstream schools that can support autistic young people to form connections with other autistic and neurodivergent young people.

Below are some articles and events on our website that relate to the HAVEN project:

Autism in Schools Parent/Carer Coffee Morning (Focus on HAVEN)

📢 Calling all parent carers with autistic and/or neurodivergent young people at Manchester Communication Academy, Co-op Academy Manchester, and St. Matthews Roman Catholic High School! We have a great opportunity for parent-carers to meet Katy Baldwin, a Specialist Speech and Language Therapist with the Social

Parent/Carer Coffee Morning @ MCA

If you have a child or young person at Manchester Communication Academy who has Special Educational Needs and/or Disability (SEND), please join us at the school on Thursday, the 21st of March, 9 to 10:30am. Kirsty Carvell, the school SENCO, will be there to talk

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HAVEN Parent Workshop

HAVEN stands for "Hearing Accepting Valuing Every Neurotype" and is the result of a collaboration between various teams in the Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT), One Education, and the University of Manchester. It is first going to be delivered via the Autism in