Events at WayMakers
We improve opportunities and outcomes for autistic and AuDHD people age 14 and up. We deliver support to them and those around them.
Person-centred. Strengths-based. Solution-focused.
An invitation for:
Creativity and Connection Workshops
Are you…
- aged 14 – 25
- neurodivergent without a learning disability
- living in Northern Devon
- keen to explore your creativity, unleash your inner voice
- missing out on support, education, training or work – or at risk of missing out on these
- feeling isolated from your peers and/or distant from fulfilling activities
Would you like to support us?
£6.50 buys refreshments for a coaching session, whilst also supporting a local café.
£12.50 pays for meeting room hire, when clients want to meet outside the home, but feel the library or a cafe is not accessible to them.
£82 funds a 1-to-1 person-centred, solution-focused strategy coaching session.
£225 covers the cost of responding to enquiries and requests for signposting or advice for a period of one month.
£920 funds a complete 10 week coaching programme for a client in need.
£5000 corporate sponsorship funds one year’s events for the North Devon PINN Forum: a space we facilitate for around 50 practitioners to meet, collaborate, and learn from each other.
We are forever grateful for individuals and organisations that support us.
What our clients say
Alex really made the topic come alive and her experience gave me light bulb moments of how neurodiverse people’s brains work and how to understand and help meet their needs. Really great, thank you.
My daughter now has a clear path to obtain her first job. She is more confident, has a greater understanding of the different considerations required, and useful tools that can be developed as needed. We are so pleased this service is running, and would recommend it to others with autism.
I felt affirmed by our meeting and have a sense of my authentic self stepping out of the shadows, where for too long I have been lurking in self doubt and confusion with a debilitating sense of failure and ‘wrongness’.
I feel more hopeful about being able to live authentically from now on, and achieve my potential.
I enjoyed the whole talk! It was very engaging and easily the most enjoyable talk I’ve attended in a long time. Alex is very personable, friendly and informative and is an excellent speaker. Alex presented neurodivergence and autism in such a positive way, it was really refreshing and thought-provoking.
Our latest blog posts
We are delighted to feature writing from our autistic service users, published quarterly with our newsletter.
Learning to Unmask: Embracing My Neurodivergent Self
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