Embrace Your Diversity
Family Activity & Wellbeing
At AP Cymru, we are proud that our charity provides a direct support service to neurodivergent children, young people, and their families before, during and after diagnosis. We offer a range of services, such as parent support and wellbeing check ins, family activities and parent/carer wellbeing sessions, and neurodiversity training. We actively campaign for more inclusive education and awareness of neurodiversity.
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Exclusive Family Experiences
Our Family Activity & Wellbeing Services offer a variety of fun and accessible activities. Activities such as climbing, swimming, gaming, horse riding and more, are designed to provide a safe, understanding and supportive environment for the participants, as well as an opportunity to socialise and learn from each other.
Inclusive Events
We are proud to be partnered with a variety of organisations across South Wales to ensure that the needs of our children and families can be met. As neurodivergent individuals and parents/carers of neurodivergent children/young people, we truly understand the importance of providing a supportive environment where our events can be hosted.
Wellbeing Check-ins
We provide opportunities, in-person and virtual, that are designed to help you cope with the stresses, barriers, and challenges that society presents as we raise our neurodivergent children.
Peer to Peer support of others who understand our situation is a benefit of being part of the AP Cymru family, as our families will openly share their experiences.
Empowering Families Programme
The Empowering Families programme is built on lived experience and provides all of the things we believe
you need to know when starting your journey into the neurodivergent community. We offer a toolkit of guidance, knowledge and understanding that includes support services, workshops, training & clinics.
Celebrations and Recognition
Celebrating and recognising neurodivergent individuals is not only a matter of respect and dignity, but a matter of social justice and human rights. Neurodivergent individuals have the right to be accepted, valued, and included in all aspects of life, and to have their voices heard and their needs met.
On my first visit, I walked in unsure of what I could find but I was greeted with smiles and hugs and everyone was so warm and welcoming. That was 2 years ago and since then AP has made such an amazingly positive impact on our lives.
Hearing the stories of other parents, the real struggles and real positive thoughts made us feel humbled. Karen was so passionate, bubbly and loving. She gave us stories from her own experiences and her knowledge of autism is invaluable.
Thank you for picking me up when I hit rock bottom, thank you for the support, guidance and love you have shown us. It's so beautiful seeing my daughter happy again.
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