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Autism West Midlands offers its free training on 9 September at 10am 'How autistic people process information'.

The session will discuss differences in the way people perceive information, executive functioning, Monotropism and strengths of the autistic brain.

To book visit: https://www.autismwestmidlands.org.uk/event/how-autistic-people-process-information-online-training/

A neurodivergent family event is taking place on 22 August 10am to 3pm at Wolverhampton Rugby Union FC. Enjoy a range of activities and meet local SEND families.

For more information call 07355720299 or email [email protected]

The Witherslack Group offers its SEN Sibling Support Pack. The pack helps siblings of neurodivergent children to understand their brother or sister, while also empowering them and advocating for their needs.

Gain child friendly explanations of Neurodiversity conditions, practical tips for empowering your family, top tips on encouraging sibling connections, and guidance on working with your child's school.

Access at: https://www.witherslackgroup.co.uk/advice-and-support/resources/sen-sibling-support-pack/

The start of the school year can be an exciting time but may also cause anxiety and concerns for many children with special educational needs and their families.

Parents and carers may find the IPSEA Back to School Hub helpful. Covering topics including setting support, transport, without a placement, exclusion, transitions and school anxiety.

Access at: https://www.ipsea.org.uk/Pages/Category/back-to-school-hub

Embrace Outreach on Wednesday's from 9:30am to 11am offers its Food Bank to families of children with SEND and Adults with disabilities on low income.

To see if you qualify and to find out more call 07886138411 or email [email protected]

Join the Gem Centre Summer Fair on Friday 21 August from 11am to 2pm.

Meet Gem Centre services and community partners, and enjoy craft stalls and family friendly activities.

The event is free and open to all with no need to book. Come along and enjoy a day of community, connection, and fun.

Wolverhampton Sanctuary Hub offers its ADHD group for young people aged 18+ taking place fortnightly at 6:00pm. Available to anyone with a diagnosis of ADHD, or is awaiting the assessment pathway.

Connect with local people, share your experiences and gain practical tips for everyday life. Their next session is on 18 August. No need to book.

Wolverhampton Adult Education is offering a Level 2 Understanding Autism Qualification course; free for eligible learners earning under £36,126 per year.

The course is is designed to develop your understanding of autism and the principles of supporting autistic individuals across a variety of settings. Whether you work in education, health and social care, customer service, or simply want to increase your knowledge, this course provides valuable insight into autism and how to promote positive outcomes for autistic individuals.

Apply online at: https://www.aes.wolverhampton.gov.uk/courses/subject-areas/?view=item&id=93:certificate-in-understanding-autism-tquk-level-2-rqf

Today celebrates International Youth Day. The event celebrates the qualities and contributions of young people around the world, and recognises the challenges they face in areas including education, employment, health, and civic participation.

Find out more at: https://social.desa.un.org/issues/youth/events/international-youth-day-2026

The Witherslack Group offers SEND parent and carers its 'Day- To- Day Support Pack', to help make mornings smoother and evenings calmer, with advice and guidance from experts.

Their support pack explores rolling out routines, supporting hygiene, managing mealtimes, sensory play strategies and navigating night times.

Access at: https://www.witherslackgroup.co.uk/advice-and-support/resources/day-to-day-sen-support-pack/