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Neurodiversity Early Years Service

The Neurodiversity Early Years Service at the ADHD Foundation Neurodiversity Charity is dedicated to promoting early identification and intervention for young children presenting with emerging characteristics of neurodevelopmental conditions. Our expert team build knowledge and skills within the early years workforce through training, coaching and play based therapeutic intervention. Our relationship driven approach encourages mutual exploration of the child’s needs and support required.

Our aim is to ensure that neurodiversity is recognised, celebrated and supported taking a need led approach across the early years. 

Our team provide support to families of children attending private, voluntary and independant early years settings through our "Understanding your child's early development" parent / carer course. Course dates will be sent to Nursery settings, so please keep in contact with your child's SENCO for further information. 

Who to contact

Contact Name
Samantha Asher
Contact Position
Early Years/KS1 Service Coordinator
E-mail
samantha.asher@adhdfoundation.org.uk
Website
Website

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Our service also provides free Umbrella Stay and Play sessions for children with  characteristics of neurodevelopmental conditions every Tuesday 10 - 11am at Ellergreen Children's Centre, Utting Avenue East, Liverpool L 11 1DQ, Granby Childrens Centre, Eversley St, Liverpool L8 2TU and Five Children and Families Trust, Conleach Rd, Speke, Liverpool L24 0TW Booking is not required for these sessions.

 

Families can come and meet a member of our Neurodiversity Early Years Team at our free Neurodiversity 1:1 sessions at Ellergreen Children's Centre, Utting Avenue East, Liverpool L 11 1DQ, Granby Childrens Centre, Eversley St, Liverpool L8 2TU and Five Children and Families Trust, Conleach Rd, Speke, Liverpool L24 0TW each Tuesday 1:30 - 2:30pm / 2:30 -3:30pm - these sessions must be booked by contacting Ellergreen Children's Centre on 0151 233 8500

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