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In addition to our guide, City of Edinburgh Council have shared their suggestions for free or low-cost activities for families in Edinburgh, covering a huge variety of experiences for all ages and interests. Click here for details.

If you wish to find out more about the support available for families, both over the summer and year-round, please click here.

In addition to our guide, City of Edinburgh Council have shared their suggestions for free or low-cost activities for families in Edinburgh, covering a huge variety of experiences for all ages and interests. See the flyer below or click here for details.

There is also a programme of summer holiday ASN activities around Edinburgh, including swimming, tennis, cricket, cycling and dancing. If you are interested in trying any of these activities, click here for more information or see the flyer below.

If you wish to find out more about the support available for families, both over the summer and year-round, please click here.

Tailor Ed Foundation are recruiting for a part time Project Worker (20 hours per week) within the ND:well team, delivering 1:1 and group-based support to autistic children and young people to support their mental health and well-being.

Applications for the role are open until 6th April 2025 – see link below for full job description and Application Form. Please feel free to share this advert with anyone who might be interested in or suitable for this position!

We are excited to offer wellbeing groups for CYP aged 5-18 who have identified neurodivergence or are on the diagnostic pathway. These groups are best suited for young people who have a reasonable understanding of neurodivergence as a part of their identity and would like to learn strategies for supporting their wellbeing. There will be 8 weekly sessions with up to 6 young people and 2 facilitators as well as 1:1 follow-up to groupwork to allow for individual reflection and support. The topics include special interests, habits, bodies and energy, sleep, emotional and sensory regulation, identity and community. Referrals can come from the young person themselves, a caregiver or a professional. For more information about the referral process and criteria, please click on the buttons below. Timings will be determined this January. We will also be running the CYP service in other community settings. For more information on this, please click here.

Support groups relating to a variety of topics such as sharing a diagnosis, energy management, emotion regulation, sleep, zones of regulation and gaming will be available for parents and caregivers of neurodivergent CYP as another part of the service. The first groups will run for 8 weeks from this week and will be held in-person and online. In-person groups meet from 10-11:30 AM at Number 6 on Fridays while online sessions are held from 8-9 PM on Tuesdays. Attendance at all 8 sessions is required only for in-person groups. Following groupwork, parents will also be able to access 1:1 sessions with our Family Support Worker for individual reflection and support. Click here to book a place (NOTE: the in-person group for this quarter is now fully booked).

Lastly, Tailor Ed is part of the collaborative offering 20-minute Next Steps Appointments to help parents and carers identify supports and services that meet their needs. These are on offer at the Yard and Barnardo’s. To book an appointment, click here.

Click HERE to read about the range of services being offered at the EDAN Hub!

Tailor Ed Foundation are recruiting for a Project Worker within the Early Years Service.

Applications for the role are open until 4th December 2024 – see link below for full job description and Application Form. Please feel free to share this advert with anyone who might be interested in or suitable for this position!