Starling: Wellbeing Support for Neurodivergent Young People

At Starling, we run free wellbeing youth groups in Trafford and Tameside for neurodivergent young people aged 10 to 17, with or without a diagnosis. These are supportive groups with activities and conversations shaped by young people, helping you make friends, build confidence and find ways to look after your wellbeing.

Many of our team are neurodivergent too, creating accepting spaces where young people feel understood, supported, and able to be themselves.

We are happy for anyone from the wider Manchester area to join our sessions.

We offer support with travel costs to and from our sessions. Please arrange this with us ahead of a session: hello@starlingcio.org.uk

Who to contact

Telephone: 07535 473 930 07535 473 930
E-mail: hello@starlingcio.org.uk
Website: Starling
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Where to go

Address: Greater Manchester

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