Angels Support Group

14/10/2026

Check out the fantastic Halloween events happening at Church Farm, Ardeley! 👻

If you haven't visited before, it's a truly wonderful place on the outskirts of Stevenage. They are a not-for-profit care and education farm dedicated to conserving wildlife, farming ecologically, and providing amazing opportunities for people with special needs.

It's a lovely local spot to support while enjoying some seasonal family fun ! 🚜🍁

Farm shop cafe and wild camping cabins feed the animals. Visit Church Farm Hertfordshire

12/10/2026

Share, connect, and find support at our friendly parent/carer group meetings in Stevenage.

Our next monthly meeting is : Wednesday the 14th October.

No need to book, just come along.

Come and chat to others who understand.

We can provide information and strategies in areas such as:
🏫Education: Ensuring your child's needs are met
🌈 Condition Understanding: Gaining clarity and knowledge
💗 Family Wellbeing: Addressing the emotional impact
🌈 Emotional Regulation: Building coping skills
🌈 Sensory Needs: Creating supportive environments
🚽Toileting: Practical guidance and support
😴 Sleep: Developing healthy sleep routines
🍽️Eating: Strategies for managing difficulties
🥺Anxiety: Understanding and reducing worries
🏫School Avoidance: Addressing emotional barriers
🌈Diagnosis: Navigating the process and pathways
⚖️Rights & Discrimination: Understanding and advocating for your child

11/10/2026

Join our experienced team every Tuesday morning during term time for our free online workshops and support sessions. Gain practical tools, learn from specialists, and connect with a supportive parent community.

📍 Details:
• Time: Tuesdays, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

• Where: Online (Workshop + Open Q&A)

⏰ Next Session: Tue Oct 13th

Join us as we talk about children who are unable to attend school due to EBSA (emotionally based school absence).

To access zoom links please join our membership by completing the online membership form under the JOIN US section of our website.

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06/10/2026

Share, connect, and find support at our friendly parent/carer group meetings in Letchworth.

Our next monthly meeting is tomorrow the 7th October.

No need to book, just come along.

Discuss what's challenging and celebrate what's going well over a cuppa.

We can provide information and strategies in areas such as:

🏫Education: Ensuring your child's needs are met
🌈 Condition Understanding: Gaining clarity and knowledge
💗 Family Wellbeing: Addressing the emotional impact
🌈 Emotional Regulation: Building coping skills
🌈 Sensory Needs: Creating supportive environments
🚽Toileting: Practical guidance and support
😴 Sleep: Developing healthy sleep routines
🍽️Eating: Strategies for managing difficulties
🥺Anxiety: Understanding and reducing worries
🏫School Avoidance: Addressing emotional barriers
🌈Diagnosis: Navigating the process and pathways
⚖️Rights & Discrimination: Understanding and advocating for your child

05/10/2026

Meet Neurodivergent author Robin Ince at Next Page Books in a Hitchin.

See their post for more info and to book your place.

Come meet Robin Ince!
Tuesday 10th November 7.30-9pm

Robin Ince is an English comedian, actor, writer, broadcaster, and populariser of scientific ideas. Known for co-founding and co-hosting BBC Radio 4’s award-winning The Infinite Monkey Cage with Brian Cox, before resigning in 2025 over political rather than scientific differences. He is also recently diagnosed with ADHD and in his recent book ‘Normally Weird and Weirdly Normal’, Robin uses his own life to explore the neurodivergent experience and to ask what the point of ‘being normal’ really is. Packed with personal insights, intimate anecdotes and interviews with psychologists, neuroscientists and many neurodivergent people he has met along the way, this is a quirky and witty dive into the world of human behaviour.

Robin’s talks are brilliantly informative, often hilarious and sprinkled with poignancy. We’ve wanted him to visit the shop for so long and are super excited for this one. Please share with your contacts - it will be a 12+ event, not aimed at kids but lots of teens enjoy hearing Robin speak (must be accompanied if under 18)

Book tickets on Eventbrite, use QR code or link in bio.
Tickets are £5 - redeemable against a purchase of any of Robin’s books on the night. If finances are holding you back, drop us email as we can usually help via our ‘pay it forward’ board.

04/10/2026

October half term is coming up fast.

Check out Imagination Dance CICs half term Dance and Activity Workshops.

04/10/2026

Join our experienced team every Tuesday morning during term time for our free online workshops and support sessions. Gain practical tools, learn from specialists, and connect with a supportive parent community.

📍 Details:
• Time: Tuesdays, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

• Where: Online (Workshop + Open Q&A)

⏰ Next Session: Tue Oct 6th

Our speaker Charley Crowe, Lead Teacher for Speech, Language, Communication & Autism will be delivering a workshop about navigating Autism and the changes that Puberty bring. We will then open to a support group on any topic.

To access zoom links please join our membership by completing the online membership form under the JOIN US section of our website.

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01/10/2026

One to one appointments

Hi All.

We have appointments available next week.
A 30 minute Zoom on Monday and 15 minute phone calls on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. These can be booked on our website.

29/09/2026

🗣️ Calling neurodivergent young people (aged 12–16) and parents in the UK!

Durham University is conducting a brief survey to understand how new UK social media and online safety policies could impact neurodivergent youth and their families.

Your experiences and voices matter in shaping future policy!

📱 How to join:

Scan the relevant QR code in the flyer (Parent or Child version) to complete the survey.

📩 Got questions? Email [email protected]

28/09/2026

Why we must protect legal rights for children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND): The Government’s proposed SEND reforms threaten to weaken legal rights and restrict access to EHCP's.

IPSEA has put together an important video explaining the impact these changes could have on children and young people.

How you can support: Watch the IPSEA breakdown video.

Sign the parliamentary petition started by young SEND campaigner Tee-Jay Chetwynd - Young SEND Campaigner to protect legal rights to support.

Share this post to help reach more families and allies.

👉 Find the link to sign the petition in the comments section below.