ADHDAllies

16/10/2026

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12/09/2026

Really important to under

11/09/2026

Are you an adult with ADHD who can be quite hard on yourself when you come up against life’s challenges? Do you think you could benefit from learning to be more compassionate towards yourself?

We would like to share an opportunity for adults with ADHD living in the UK to take part in a short online self-compassion programme led by an expert in the field.

Sophie Wong, a doctoral researcher at Royal Holloway, University of London would like to invite you to take part in her research project, ‘Evaluating a brief online Compassionate Mind Training programme delivered to adults with ADHD in the UK’.

She is carrying out research into self-compassion in adults with ADHD, with a goal of developing more support for this community. This research aims to explore the experiences and responses that adults with ADHD have to an online self-compassion programme.

If you are interested to take part or for more information, scan the QR code or visit this link: https://rhulpsychology.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_doMNBC9TPTjIfpI

This study has received ethics approval from Royal Holloway, University of London’s Research Ethics Committee, with the approval ID of 1054.

03/09/2026

Redhead Residence get outta my head 🙌🏼👏 🎵 🎶 Lisa, Rosemarie Gemma - Winnr Community

02/09/2026

Please support this petition. Save this centre for SEND families

❤ SEND Socials are trying to save Halescroft Centre. After 8 years of not having a home, we want to finally build one.❤

For years, SEND families in Birmingham have been fighting for safe, accessible spaces. Places where our children can be themselves, where parents feel supported, and where community isn’t an afterthought but the foundation.

For eight years, we’ve carried our community from borrowed rooms, hired halls, loaned spaces and we’ve made it work. We are genuinely grateful for every venue that has opened its doors to us. But oh, how we would love a place to call our own. A place where we can do more, for more of the time. A place where we can finally set up permanent, purpose‑built spaces for our families.

Eight years of adapting, lifting, shifting, making do, and creating magic wherever we could… because our families deserve connection and safety even when we didn’t have a home.

And in that time, we’ve grown into an award‑winning, community‑led organisation, providing thousands of activity spaces every year 👏

But our families deserve more.

The Halescroft Centre is one of the last remaining buildings in our neighbourhood that could become a dedicated SEND Community Hub. A permanent home designed around inclusion, sensory needs, accessibility, and belonging.

A home where:
❤ Children can play without judgement
❤ Young people can grow in confidence
❤ Parents and carers can breathe, connect and feel understood
❤ Our community can finally have stability

We’ve waited eight years for a chance like this.
We cannot lose it to redevelopment.

That’s why we’re launching our petition to protect Halescroft through an Asset of Community Value (ACV) nomination. This is our opportunity - maybe our only one - to secure a future home for SEND Socials and the families we serve.

If you believe SEND families deserve a place built for them…
If you’ve ever felt the impact of not having a safe, accessible space…
If you want to help us finally create a home after eight long years…

Please sign and share our petition. Your voice genuinely matters.

https://win.newmode.net/sendsocialsbirminghamcic/savethehalescroftcentre

02/07/2026

Come along and have some fun

YO Solihull is once again celebrating National Playday - Wednesday 5th August 12-4pm
(there is no access to the field before midday due to stall holder vehicles being onsite).

PLEASE WALK - there is no parking on-site or on the surrounding verges (this is part of our event agreement so please help us to continue running the event by respecting the parking rules). Blue badge parking is available.

Parking is available nearby. Please be mindful of local residents and use Chelmsley Town Centre Parking or North Solihull Sports Centre is only a short walk away.

15/06/2026

Call for Participants! 📢

Researchers at York University are exploring the frequency and nature of dissociative & maladaptive daydreaming experiences in neurodivergent adults.

They are looking for English-speaking adults who identify as neurodivergent (i.e., autistic and/or having ADHD -professional diagnosis is not required) to participate in survey research.

If you are interested in taking part, scan the QR code or sign up using this link: https://yorku.questionpro.ca/t/AB3urBHZB3vBFQ

This study has been fully reviewed and approved by our institution's Office of Research Ethics (Human Participants Review Sub-Committee).