NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the Members that the 2022 Annual General Meeting of Clair’s Parents Meeting Parents ADHD Support, will be held as follows:
Location: The Millennium Centre, Corporation St, Saint Helens, WA10 1HJ
Date: Thursday 21st April 2022
Time: 10.00am
Although CPMP is predominantly anADHD Charity. ADHD is a neuro development condition, which can co exist with a number of other neuro developmental conditions such as Autism, Tourette’s, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia.
It is important to us to raise the awareness and acceptance of all neuro developmental conditions.
The 28th March-3 April is World Autism Acceptance week. The National Autistic Society has information on nationwide celebration events, fund raising and challenges to help you show your support.
1 in every 100 people in the UK has an autism diagnosis (around 700,000 people), and there will be many more individuals who are autistic but have gone undiagnosed. Between 20-50% of people with ADHD are also autistic. April is a great time to learn more about autism, help educate others and dispel stereotypes, and celebrate the autistic people in our lives. So “Light it up #REDinstead” or “Wear gold for Autism” this month.
Clair’s Parents Meeting Parents hold a monthly Youth Club for children and young people with ADHD and their siblings.
If you wish to attend a club session, you must book due to numbers. Please contact us on 07480824868 or if you are already a member on our WhatsApp Group
Parents and carers are required to stay on site (tea, coffee and biscuits will be provided).
The venue will be the Park Farm Centre Carr Mill (click here for map).
Time: 6.30-8.30pm.
22nd April
20th May
17th June
15th July
19th August
We are back to face to face meetings.
All going well our parent carer meeting for the rest of 2022 will be: Venue: The Millennium Centre, St Helens (Click for Map) The Millennium Centre, Corporation St, Saint Helens, WA10 1HJ Time: 10am – 1pm
21st April AGM
5th May
9th June
7th July
No August Meeting
8th September
6th October
3rd November
1st December
These meetings are relaxed and informal, usually between 5 and 10 people from all walks of life. You don’t need to book, please just turn up. On arrival you will be welcomed by one of the organisers. We understand it can be daunting to come along to a group for the first time and we want to make you feel as comfortable as possible.
Living with someone who is living with ADHD , affects every part of life and can be very isolating. Coming to a support group to share coping strategies and meeting people who are dealing with the same sort of issues as you is supportive and motivating. Come along to meet new friends, share information and have fun!
All meetings are confidential, no judgements are made and no issue is too delicate.
If you have any questions or worries please do not hesitate in contacting us on 07480824868.
We still see negative reporting on ADHD in the news and see unknown doctors spouting rubbish about the existence of this neuro developmental condition so it is nice to see articles now tackling the subject of women and ADHD.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/adhd-and-women-the-hidden-epidemic-90h8vftxx
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