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Communicating with Non-Speaking Neurodivergent Young People: Stakeholders Perspectives

A University of Manchester postgraduate researcher has reached out to ask for participants to get involved with a research project that he is working on, called “Communicating with Non-speaking Neurodivergent Young People: Stakeholders' Perspectives”. The study, led by Freddie Jones and Dr. Rai Fayette

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The Autism and ADHD Show Manchester

We are pleased to announce that the free tickets are now available to be booked by any family of a neurodivergent child or young person living in the city of Manchester! :) As part of the Neurodiversity in Education project in Manchester, we

The Autism and ADHD Show Manchester

We are pleased to announce that the free tickets are now available to be booked by any family of a neurodivergent child or young person living in the city of Manchester! :) As part of the Neurodiversity in Education project in Manchester, we want

“Exploring Neurodiversity” Workshop

As part of the Neurodiversity in Education (NiE) project, we will be opening a few training modules for parents and carers, with this first one focusing on "Exploring Neurodiversity". With this training, we aim to: Increase awareness and understanding of neurodiversity Talk about how

“Exploring Neurodiversity” Workshop

As part of the Neurodiversity in Education (NiE) project, we will be opening a few training modules for parents and carers, with this first one focusing on "Exploring Neurodiversity". With this training, we aim to: Increase awareness and understanding of neurodiversity Talk about how

“Exploring Neurodiversity” Workshop

As part of the Neurodiversity in Education (NiE) project, we will be opening a few training modules for parents and carers, with this first one focusing on "Exploring Neurodiversity". With this training, we aim to: Increase awareness and understanding of neurodiversity Talk about how

MPCF Coffee Morning @ Martenscroft

Join us on Monday, 17 March 2025, for a coffee morning at Martenscroft Children's Centre in Hulme.It's an opportunity to meet and chat with fellow parents & carers of children and young people with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND) in a relaxed and friendly

Neurodiversity Trainer Job Opening

There is a new job opening for a Neurodiversity Trainer in Greater Manchester - and people with lived experience of autism and/or with experience delivering neurodivergence training are strongly urged to apply! The postholder will become part of the Greater Manchester Autism Hub training