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Parents and carers of children with neurodiversity are invited to attend a meet-up each Thursday in Granard's Lus na Gréine Family Resource Centre.
From Thursday April 16 the support group will also be welcoming a special guest speaker for a workshop.
Alice Griffin will be joining the group for DESSA (Disability Equality Specialist Support Agency) workshops from 11.15am - 13.30pm.
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As well helping empower parents, Alice will also be touching on subjects such as children's rights, etc.
The workshop is suitable for parents and carers of children with neurodiversity, but also children with physical disabilities.
Attendees can share experiences if they so wish, connect with others, gain helpful knowledge to empower them as much as possible. The group will provide valuable insights in a supportive, understanding environment.
Contact Lus na Gréine Family Resource Centre reception on 043 666 0977 for further details and booking.
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