Sunbeams Play

Children and teenagers on the autism spectrum frequently experience social rejection because they do not, not because they seem different.
After conducting study through Children's Services, it was discovered that the eastern region lacked facilities that would have allowed children and young people to access a safe environment while allowing parents and caregivers a respite.
We now offer a safe, accepting, and secure environment for kids with autism and related problems as the sole self-referral centre in the neighbourhood.
Children and adolescents with an autism spectrum disorder can thrive in a fun, safe, and caring environment thanks to Sunbeams Play, a registered charity.
We comprehend how challenging it might be for them to participate in activities that are popular due to a range of social needs and worries.
At Sunbeams, they can unwind and have fun in a setting that is appropriate for them, either alone or with other people who share their requirements.
Our whole staff has received thorough training and has relevant experience dealing with kids and young people.
For the first few sessions, you might be asked to remain on the property until your child feels at ease with us.
Our evening youth club gives 16 to 25-year-olds the chance to access social opportunities and learn life skills that will enhance their independence as they transition into the workforce.
We added a free twice-weekly Parent Support group because we recognise that it's not always just about the kids and that sometimes parents and caregivers feel lost, scared, confused, or alone.
Our highly skilled support coordinator is available for private consultations with families of children and young people who attend Sunbeams. He or she can offer advice on diagnoses, education, benefits, form completion, behavioural concerns, and more.