Nearly 100 neurodivergent young people to receive mental health support at home

Nearly 100 neurodivergent young people in London will receive specialized mental health support at home, funded by a £59,000 grant from London Freemasons. The program, led by CDARS, aims to address the higher rates of severe mental health issues and social isolation faced by neurodivergent individuals through in-home outreach coaching. The initiative seeks to build confidence, reduce isolation, and improve social skills for young people with conditions such as autism and ADHD.

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