Neurodiversity
Thinking Diversity CIC
Thinking Diversity CIC Neurodiversity Access, Inclusion & Empowerment Thinking Diversity CIC is a disability-led social enterprise based in Newport, South Wales, specialising in neurodiversity accessibility, inclusion, empowerment and voice, delivering services to support businesses, organisations and customers.
Integrated Autism Service
Gwent Integrated Autism Service are holding face-to-face appointments as well as drop-in sessions. We also offer advice appointments for those who request it.
To contact the Integrated Autism Service please call 01633 644143 or email asdservice.abb@wales.nhs.uk
For more information, please visit the link below or download the poster.
Neurodiversity Gwent
Created by the Gwent Neurodevelopmental Service and parents, this website brings together clear guidance, practical tools and trusted expertise for families and educators.
Every child’s needs are different. In Gwent, support is based on listening first, understanding what helps your child day-to-day, and working with families, schools and professionals to make meaningful changes.
ADHD + Newport
A friendly, non-judgemental and positive Facebook group for parents, carers and family members of children who are ADHD/Autistic/Neurodivergent.
This is ran by families for families and is not a professional organisation or registered charity, it’s a support group for peers to share their experiences and support each other.
No diagnosis needed and no geographical limits, although it is based in Newport SE Wales and this is where we run our face to face groups.
Adaptive Clothing for Children with Additional Needs
The document highlights a range of adaptive and sensory-friendly clothing, footwear and accessories designed to make dressing more comfortable, practical and independent for children and young people with additional needs. Products include easy-fastening clothing, seamless garments, specialist footwear and tube-access clothing.
It also showcases specialist products for activities and everyday challenges, including wheelchair waterproofs, adaptive costumes, incontinence swimwear, dribble protection and sensory equipment. Overall, it demonstrates the growing range of options available to support comfort, independence and inclusion without compromising on style.
Autism’s Hidden Voices
Building Autism acceptance & inclusion in the community.
Breaking stigma & misrepresentation.
Raising awareness, providing resources and sharing discussions on the challenges and barriers that the diverse autistic communities face in our society.
Autism Spectrum Connections Cymru
We offer the following free-to-access social groups for autistic adults (aged 16+), held in our base at 21 High Street, Cardiff. There is no need to book – just turn up!
Our groups are available to
individuals who live across
Blaenau Gwent, Caerphilly,
Cardiff, Monmouthshire, Newport, Torfaen and The Vale of Glamorgan.
If you have any questions, or if you would like to come and visit us before you attend a group, please get in touch!
