Join our friendly support group for parents and carers of children with Autism, ADHD, or other disabilities. We meet every Monday in term time. Enjoy a relaxed space to take a break, have a cuppa, and chat. Join in as much or as little as you like.

No need to book! Please come to reception on arrival and you will be directed to the group.

Are you a grandparent supporting a child or young person with SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities)? Come along to our new grandparent’s group at crystal peaks library on 11th September.  No need to book. We can’t wait to see you there! This event will continue on the first Friday of every month.

Do you identify as disabled, neurodivergent, or diagnosed SEND? Do you feel different, isolated, or struggle to relate to others while parenting? Come and meet like-minded parents and carers. Talk if you want, listen if you don’t.
Enjoy tea, biscuits, peer support, advice, and gentle signposting to services that work for you. Parenting while disabled or SEND can feel confusing and lonely.
You’re not alone. We’re here.

Join our friendly support group for parents and carers of children with Autism, ADHD, or other disabilities. We meet every Monday in term time. Enjoy a relaxed space to take a break, have a cuppa, and chat. Join in as much or as little as you like.

No need to book! Please come to reception on arrival and you will be directed to the group.

Sheffield parent carers come and have your say!

Have you heard about the national SEND reforms and Experts at Hand? Do you want to hear what the Sheffield Local Area Partnership’s plan is? It is critical that we hear parent carers views on Sheffield’s intent and so are holding a parent carer workshop so you can hear the journey so far, the intended plan and to give your views on how this could support children and young people with SEND. There will be a presentation from Jo Laidlaw, Head of SEND, and Lee Carey, Learn Sheffield, along with table top discussions and a Q&A session at the end. Please do come along to ensure the lived experience of families is embedded in the development.

Book to secure your place – refreshements will be provided.

Are you a dad or male carer of a child or young person with additional needs? Do you enjoy a cuppa or a game of snooker? Come and join a group of like-minded men to chat, play pool, or simply enjoy a cup of tea in good company – you’re welcome here. We don’t judge – we support and understand. No diagnosis required. Just turn up, no need to book.

Join our friendly support group for parents and carers of children with Autism, ADHD, or other disabilities. We meet every Monday in term time. Enjoy a relaxed space to take a break, have a cuppa, and chat. Join in as much or as little as you like.

No need to book! Please come to reception on arrival and you will be directed to the group.

Do you have a child or young person who may be autistic, or would you like to learn more about autism? Come along and meet with our Peer Support team for a friendly introduction to autism, including common strengths, differences and support needs.

Please note: This session is not suitable for children. No diagnosis required. You must be a member of Sheffield Parent Carer Forum to attend – register here. Booking essential.

Coffee & Chat is a drop-in style coffee morning for parent carers, with bookable one-to-one consultations with a professional running alongside it.

This month, we’ll be joined by SNIPS You can book a 20-minute consultation with SNIPS. Book your slot here.

If you just want to attend the general coffee morning, you don’t need to book. Just turn up, and you’ll receive a warm welcome from our peer support team.

Does your child or young person with SEND experience anxiety? Join the Peer Support team online for a friendly session about understanding anxiety, how it can show up and practical ways to offer support.

Please note: This session is not suitable for children. No diagnosis required. You must be a member of Sheffield Parent Carer Forum to attend – register here. Booking essential.

Do you have a child or young person with SEND? Would you like to feel more confident speaking up and being heard? Join the Peer Support team for a friendly session about advocacy, rights and how to share your views effectively.

Please note: No diagnosis required. Session not suitable for children. You must be a member of Sheffield Parent Carer Forum to attend – register here. Booking essential.

Do you identify as disabled, neurodivergent, or diagnosed SEND? Do you feel different, isolated, or struggle to relate to others while parenting? Come and meet like-minded parents and carers. Talk if you want, listen if you don’t.
Enjoy tea, biscuits, peer support, advice, and gentle signposting to services that work for you. Parenting while disabled or SEND can feel confusing and lonely.
You’re not alone. We’re here.