Social Club! Fun, games, talk and laugh. 9-14 year olds

This group aims to be a safe and accessible place for young people to meet and socialise. Making friends is so important for social and emotional development. This club's aim & hope is to support young people, by providing them with a safe space to learn and develop their social skills. Participation in this group will help young people boost their self-confidence, empower them, and encourage their creativity.

What is creative writing, exactly? It’s writing where you can just let your imagination fly. Your child can make up a story, a poem, or song to explore their feelings or simply tell a good story.

Creative writing helps children develop:

• Imagination and creativity
• Self-expression
• Self-confidence
• Communication and persuasion skills

This drama programme designed to connect Students aged 8-12 from all over Ireland to learn, make friends, have fun and develop new skills and confidence.

Come along and join the fun!

Following a huge success and interest in 2022, our Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2023 was another fantastic opportunity to showcase all the amazing strengths of ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia and Dyspraxia.

Please join us in 2024!

In collaboration with a professional Drama tutor Cian O'Ceallachain, we are really excited to host online weekly Adult Drama Meet Ups for adults including those with ADHD  / Dyspraxia/Autism Spectrum/Aspergers and Dyslexia. This course will run for  4 weeks.

You just have to come along, be yourself and be ready to have fun, what else would you be doing on a Friday night  🙂 You only have to interact as much as you feel comfortable, will not be asked to do anything individually, it's just a bit of fun.  We hope to see you there.  

How will physical activity and exercise help my Parkinson's?

The more physically active you are, the easier it is to live well with Parkinson’s.

Physical activity can have a positive impact on your symptoms, both physically and mentally.