AP Cymru – The Neurodiversity Charity is delighted to announce that it has been named as a finalist in the prestigious Cardiff Life Awards 2025, recognising its dedication to supporting neurodivergent children, young people and their families across the principality.
Being shortlisted for this award is a celebration of the incredible work carried out by the charity’s staff team and volunteers every single day. From providing direct support and advocacy to delivering training and raising awareness, AP Cymru continues to be a vital service for families before, during and after diagnosis.
Karen Mills, Chief Executive of AP Cymru said,
"We are absolutely delighted to be a finalist in the Cardiff Life Awards. This recognition is a testament to the dedication of our entire team of staff and volunteers. Everyone works tirelessly to provide support to neurodivergent people and their families. I would like to thank the person who nominated us; it’s wonderful to see local Welsh charities being celebrated for the impact they have in their communities."
The Cardiff Life Awards celebrate the very best businesses, charities and organisations in the City, celebrating exceptional practice across various sectors. As a proudly Welsh charity, AP Cymru is thrilled to be recognised alongside other incredible local organisations making a difference in Cardiff and beyond.
The winners will be announced at a special awards ceremony this evening. Regardless of the outcome, AP Cymru remains committed to championing a neuro-inclusive world and continuing its vital work for the families it supports.
For more information about AP Cymru and its work, please visit www.apcymru.org.uk.
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