Neuro Friendly Network

Neuro Friendly Network A community to support parents/caregivers of neurodivergent children. We are located in Palmerstown in Dublin but all parents are welcome.

We are working towards making our town a neurodivergent friendly town 🌟

19/08/2026

🏃⚽🚴 Inclusive Multi-Sports Camp is back!

Join us for 3 days of fun, activity, and new friendships for children with physical and intellectual disabilities.

📅 24th-26th August
📍 Collinstown Park Sports Complex
🏅 6 different sports including Football, Rugby, Judo, Cycling, Athletics & Cricket
💶 Cost: €15

Spaces are limited and booking is essential. Scan the QR code on the poster to register today!

19/08/2026

🚨Newsflash🚨Our first training for champions will take place on the 15th October. We are so excited to finally start our journey for Dublin 20 and become an autism friendly town!

Do you run a business or voluntary organsation in the area? Would you like to become a champion 🏆🏆🏆

Send us a DM to take part. If this date does not work for you or your team please let us know and we will add you to the next date.

Neuro Friendly Network

17/08/2026

💚 Grandparents’ Afternoon Tea

CSH1 are hosting a special afternoon tea for grandparents of Autistic children, teenagers and adults.

It’s a chance to meet other grandparents, connect, share experiences and spend some time together in a welcoming and inclusive space.

📅 Wednesday 19 August
🕑 2pm–3pm
📍 Unit 1 & 2, Liosbaun House, Liosbaun Business Park, Tuam Road, Galway, H91 795V

If you’re a grandparent of an Autistic child, teenager or adult, you’re very welcome to join us.

Register using this link 👉 https://calendly.com/asiam-csh1/grandparents-afternoon-tea?month=2026-08&date=2026-08-19

17/08/2026

If your child is afraid of haircuts, you’re definitely not alone. ❤️

At Safe Space Cuts, I understand that a haircut can feel overwhelming for some children.

That’s why I offer a calm, patient and sensory-friendly experience where your child can take their time, have breaks, stay in control and feel safe in the comfort of their own home. 🏡✂️

And honestly… the reviews from the families I’ve worked with say it all. 🥹❤️

Thank you to every family who has trusted me with their little ones. Your kind words mean more than you know. 💕

📍 Mobile sensory-friendly haircuts
🧡 Child-led & pressure-free
🏡 In the comfort of your own home

If your little one finds haircuts difficult, send me a message — I’d love to help make their next haircut a safe, calm and positive experience. ❤️

12/08/2026

Share your views on gender healthcare services in Ireland

The HSE National Clinical Programme for Gender Healthcare is developing a new model of care for gender healthcare services in Ireland.

A survey, being carried out by RED C Research on behalf of the HSE, is asking people about their experiences of accessing,or trying to access, gender-affirming healthcare, as well as their views on how services should work in the future.

We’re sharing this because it’s important that Autistic people’s experiences and views are represented in this process. Autistic people may have different experiences and support needs when accessing healthcare, and those experiences should be heard.

Who can take part?
• People aged 16 and over
• Parents or legal guardians can complete the survey on behalf of a child they support. Where possible, the child should be involved if they want to take part.

The survey closes Friday 21 August 2026.

There is also an opportunity at the end of the survey to register your interest in taking part in a focus group.

👉 Take part in the survey:
https://survey.euro.confirmit.com/wix/p650791243235.aspx?TYPE=IND&PID=145

12/08/2026

The Early Childhood Ireland Podcast features conversations with voices across the Early Years sector, exploring topics that support reflective practice and professional learning.

In this episode, Professor Emer Ring, Dean of Education at Mary Immaculate College, discusses inclusion and children's rights, exploring how our understanding of inclusion has evolved and how educators can develop a shared vision of inclusive practice. The conversation also touches on the Reggio Emilia approach and the importance of creating environments where every child feels valued, respected and included.

Listen here: https://www.earlychildhoodireland.ie/?podcast=inclusion-and-childrens-rights-with-prof-emer-ring

12/08/2026

Starting secondary school is a big change for any child, but especially for children with ADHD. This webinar will explore the emotional, physical, social, and educational needs of children beginning secondary school, and how you can best support your child through the transition 🫶

Book your place: https://buff.ly/dkJRIjR

12/08/2026
12/08/2026

New group starting in September for those who have an interest in comics and other forms of illustrations. No experience needed, come along and meet other creative young people:)

Pop us a message for more details

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