Neurodivergence Improvement Programme – Spring Edition 2025

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Neurodivergence Improvement Programme – Spring 2025 Update

The Spring 2025 edition of the Neurodivergence Improvement Programme newsletter shares key updates on initiatives improving services for neurodivergent individuals across Wales. Highlights include progress on reducing waiting times for children’s assessments, outcomes from the innovative Accelerated Design Event, and the extension of programme funding until March 2027.

The update also covers the launch of the ‘What is ADHD?’ awareness film, efforts to strengthen Welsh language provision in health and care, and the formation of a new task group addressing domestic violence and abuse among neurodivergent individuals.

For full details, read the newsletter in English or Welsh below:

Neurodivergence Improvement Programme – Spring Newsletter 2025.pdf

Y Rhaglen Gwella Gwasanaethau Niwrowahaniaeth – Newyddlen y Gwanwyn 2025.pdf

Tags: ADHD, awareness, care, Health, neurodivergence

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