Local Support Directory

Neurodiversity

Space Hertfordshire

A Hertfordshire based charity supporting families of children and young people who are neurodivergent (Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Dyscalculia, Tourette’s and other neurodiverse conditions.)

Support group for parents/carers of neurodiverse children and young people

Cottonmill Community and Cycling Centre, Old Oak, Cottonmill Lane, AL1 2EF

10am-12pm, first Friday of the month (term time only) for the event page click here

National Autistic Society

Getting a referral for a child or young person’s autism and/or ADHD assessment

For children and young people aged 5 to 15 years with a GP in Hertfordshire.

Getting a referral for a child or young person with ADHD or Autism assessment

Dyscalculia

A leading community interest company supporting individuals with Dyscalculia

Triumph Over Phobia (TOP UK)

Self-help therapy groups and support for those with OCD, phobias and related anxiety disorders

 

Autism

NHS Guide to Autism supports neuro-divergent families and the professionals who support them.

Dyslexia Herts

Provides support and assessment services to parents, children, young people, school/colleges and adults in education or at work

Dyslexia Herts

OCD-UK

Information and support for people affected by OCD and hoarding, including forums and local support groups

ADD-vance

Add-vance is a Hertfordshire based charity that supports neurodivergent families and the professionals who support them

Hertfordshire Dyslexia Association

Supports parents and carers of children with dyslexia living in Hertfordshire

Herts Dyslexia Charity -Hertfordshire Dyslexia Association

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Hertfordshire Mind Network

Works across Hertfordshire to support positive mental health and wellbeing

 

National Autistic Society

Dypraxia Foundation

A national charity offering support and information about dyspraxia

Tourettes

Tourettes Action  - a support and research charity working to improve the lives of the people living with Tourette Syndrome