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EMPOWER INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY

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Welcome to

NeuroDiverse Community

Let us introduce ourselves...

Neurodiverse Community CIC is led by a dedicated team of parent carers and partners of serving personnel, all with lived experience of Special Education Needs and Disabilities (SEND), committed to bridging the gap in support services.

Who do we support?
Civilian, Armed Forces and veteran families with SEND. We have hubs in Catterick and Windsor, and offer remote and virtual support for those outside these towns.

What does our support include?
- Dedicated Caseworkers with lived experience and SEND specific training who provide empathetic and informed support
- 1:1 Guidance for Families which is also tailored to meet the specific needs of military-connected households
- Peer Support Groups, allowing people to connect with others who understand the SEND and Armed Forces lifestyle
- Help Navigating Systems which includes EHCP, DLA, PIP, and education-related support; as well as employment support
- Family-Friendly Activities and Drop-In Sessions

We proudly support families of serving personnel, veterans, and reservists within the Armed Forces community. Our team includes parents and carers of service members who understand the unique challenges military life can bring.

We are here to bridge the gap in support and provide a trusted network for SEND families and Armed Forces families and veterans.

Our Mission at Neurodiverse Community

At NeuroDiverse Community, our mission is to create a safe, inclusive, and empowering space where neurodiverse individuals can learn, grow, and thrive. We are dedicated to promoting wellbeing and offering the support and connection that every individual deserves.

Your unique story is what makes our community so special. We invite you to share your experiences, connect with others, and become part of a movement that values authenticity, understanding, and mutual support.

Together, we can make a meaningful difference.

Embrace your journey. Embrace our community.
We’re here for you—every step of the way.

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