Archive for April 2023
Sharing neurodivergent voices
As part of our self advocacy service, we have created the opportunity for neurodivergent people in Tees Valley to share their lived experience. We hold a weekly self-advocacy group, where members are invited to discuss various topics that affect us. We regularly invite outside services, such as Safer Communities and Arch, to the group to…
Read MoreGiving back to your community
Giving back to your community We had a lovely volunteer catch up yesterday over at Flok Co-Working Space sharing some fantastic ideas and getting a start on plans to celebrate Neurodiversity Pride in June. If you’re looking to volunteer, gain some work experience or give your time back to a deserving community NOW is a…
Read MoreBe proud of every step you take
Whatever your goals and aspirations, sometimes getting there can be challenging and the setbacks exhausting especially for those that are neurodivergent. What if we told you, you don’t have to wait until you reach your goal to be proud. Every step is something to celebrate. Even something that may feel like a mistake is an…
Read MoreJoin us for our Walk and Talk
We welcome you to come along to our weekly walk and talk; our popular and friendly member-led group set up to offer peer support for neurodivergent people. Our charity was created to give the voice back to those who are often spoken for. With that in mind we value your lived experience, your perspectives and…
Read MoreUpcoming drop in schedule
With several bank holidays coming up we’ve put together a quick schedule for our available drop ins in the upcoming weeks with each square representing a separate week, starting from this Monday 17th April. If you would like any information or need any support you can still contact us at info@teesvalleybuddies.co.uk
Read MorePeer support lies at the heart
Our peer support service offers a unique approach to support via lived experience directly from other neurodivergent individuals through member led activities and groups. As a self advocacy network, it’s vital that the neurodivergent voice remains at the forefront of what we aim to achieve, and having a member led approach allows us to support…
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