Current News


We will endeavour to keep you up to date with our current news on this page so check back regularly.



Massive thanks to Trefor Bark


To find out more about Trefor see his blog . Trefor has been doing an amazing 12 events in 12 months to fundraise to support both the NAS and ADHD & Autism Support Harrow. His employers, Ladbrokes generously agreed to match the money that Trefor raised to a minimum of £12,000. On Wednesday 17th October, Trefor and his wife Rosie attended coffee morning andpresented ADHD & Autism Support Harrow with a cheque for £6,000!! We are incredibly grateful for all the hard work that he has put in raising this money andcan't thank him enough.


However, it is still only October, and with a few months to go he is still working at raising money! You can still sponsor him via his Virgin Money Giving page.



Youth Work


We are delighted to welcome Emma Cooper to the team. Emma has joined us in the position of Youth Transition Worker. Emma's role will be to help young peopleaged 11-25 through key transition periods in their lives such as the move from junior to high school, or high school to college or employment.


Emma has lots of exciting plans so keep an eye out for updates.



Empowering Ourselves to be Heard


The Empowering Ourselves to be Heard project is a very exciting new project which hopes to provide training and awareness about ADHD and autism to the wider community. It aims to empower parents, carers and individuals with ADHD and/or autism to go out into the community, with support, and share their stories. The aim is to educate teachers, hospitals, police, the fire service, hospitals etc, as well as the general public about what life is really like for them living with these conditions.


If you would be interested in booking training through the Empowering Ourselves project, please .