Since launching, we have:

- Supported people affected by ADHD and neurodiversity through workshops, support groups, wellbeing sessions, and creative activities
- Created opportunities for people to connect, share experiences, and build friendships
- Delivered projects focused on emotional regulation, self-esteem, confidence, creativity, and mental wellbeing
- Helped participants feel less isolated and more understood
- Built partnerships with community organisations, local venues, and wellbeing providers
- Developed safe, inclusive environments where people can be themselves without judgement

We are excited to now have access to land where we are creating a community wellbeing garden designed to support mental health, creativity, connection, and emotional wellbeing. The garden will become a calming and inspiring space where people can learn new skills, explore creativity, and reconnect with nature at their own pace. Projects will include:

- Gardening and growing activities
- Painting and creative art sessions
- Making homemade jams and preserves
- Creating herbal teas
- Making fresh pestos and natural food products
- Mindfulness and relaxation activities
- Outdoor wellbeing sessions
- Community-led creative projects

The garden is being designed as a welcoming space where people can slow down, learn, connect, and feel part of something meaningful.

Many people living with ADHD and other neurodiverse conditions experience:

- Loneliness and isolation
- Anxiety and overwhelm
- Low self-esteem
- Burnout and emotional exhaustion
- Difficulty accessing traditional support services

Our projects offer practical, creative, and community-based support that helps people feel seen, valued, and supported.