Event

ND Family Hub

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We Are ND
on 26th August 2026
Location
Interest
  • Community events
  • Family activities
  • Friendship
  • Socialising
Age range
  • 0-2
  • 2-6
  • 6-11
  • 11-14
  • 15-18
Exeter
  • Exeter city
Health and support needs
  • Autism

Description

The ND Family Hub is for neurodivergent families who are home educating or with children currently unable to attend school. Ages 0-16 welcome.
Every Wednesday in the childrens area of Exeter Central Library, this will a chance for parents of SEN children to connect and find peer support and a place for SEN children to socialise and enjoy the space, with activities including lego, duplo, puzzles, a sensory area, and gaming options available. Or feel free to bring along your own special interest to share.
Each week, a local organisation joins us to answer questions and share information about support and services near you.
This is not a drop-off activity and parents will need to stay and supervise their children.

Location

Children's Library, Exeter Library

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  • Toilet
  • Ramp
  • Parking

Provided by We Are ND

Contact name
Emily Way-Evans
Email address

Provided by We Are ND


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