Please visit this link to find out about upcoming clubs, sport clubs, meet ups and support groups in and around Stockport.
SEND Information and advice sessions
(originally named Coffee and Connect) are held monthly and all dates for these are on the Stockport Neurodevelopmental Support for Children & Young People (5-16) Padlet.
The Greater Manchester Neurodevelopmental (ND) Early Help Team have created an online information board (Padlet) which outlines their ND Early Help Offer. It brings together both in-person support, such as advice drop‑ins, group sessions and courses, as well as online support, including webinar recordings, live training sessions and regularly updated information and resources.
Exploring Neurodiversity Training Course
Friday 13th November, 10am,
Westmorland Drive Family Hub, Brinnington.
Please note no diagnosis is required for your child/ young person for parents or carers to attend this training course.
To secure a place on this event please use this Eventbrite link.
Understanding and Supporting Sensory Processing for Families and Carers workshop
Friday 13th November, 10am and Friday 11th December, 10am,
1 Wellington Road North, Stockport SK4 1AF.
Stockport children’s occupational therapy (OT) service is offering a face to face workshop to support parents and carers. You do not need to be referred to the service and can just attend the sessions.
For more information, dates, and to book a session please visit this Eventbrite link.
Neurodevelopmental (ND) Hub Drop-In
Saturday 14th November 2026, 20-minute bookable appointments (from 10am)
Independent Options, North West Marbury Rd, Heaton Chapel, SK4 5NU
A friendly, informal opportunity to ask questions, discuss any concerns you may have, find out about available support and explore possible next steps for your child, young person and family.
To secure a place on this event please use this Eventbrite link.
Parent Support Group – Christmas Routines
Monday 16th November 2026 6pm – 7.30pm,
Central House, Grand Central Square Stockport SK1 3TA.
Join us for an informative and supportive session exploring the importance of maintaining routines and navigating change during the Christmas period. This session is designed for parents and carers of neurodivergent children. We will discuss practical strategies to help prepare for festive changes. The session is an opportunity to connect with other parents and share experiences.
We are asking families to book onto this session purely due to room capacity.
For more information, dates, and to book a session please visit this Eventbrite link.
Understanding Interoception for Families and Carers
Tuesday 8th December 2026, 10am,
1 Wellington Road North, Stockport SK4 1AF.
This workshop explores what interoception is and how this impacts on function and discuss strategies to support your young person. This in-person workshop for parents, carers, and families is lead by qualified Occupational Therapists. We will explore the interoceptive sensory system and how this impacts on function and emotional regulation. We will also explore strategies to support and develop interoception skills. This is a one hour workshop followed by an opportunity for questions in the last half-hour.
For more information, dates, and to book a session please visit this Eventbrite link.
Exploring Neurodiversity Training Course
Tuesday 8th December 2026, 10am – 12.30pm
One Stockport Family Hub Abingdon Primary School, Reddish, SK5 7ET
To secure a place on this event please use this Eventbrite link.
Tuesday 15th December 2026, 6pm – 8.30pm
Virtual online session
To secure a place on this event please use this Eventbrite link.
ARC
Arts for Recovery in the Community, or simply ‘ARC’, is one of the UK’s longest-standing and most respected arts and mental health charities. Young People’s ARC (YPA) supports more than 100 children and young people facing severe life, family and mental health challenges each year.
We offer creative, life-changing opportunities to children and young people at risk and dealing with issues as varied as caring responsibilities, bereavement, bullying, neurodiversity and acute anxiety.
In The Mix: Creative Mental Health Support Young People
Designed for any young people aged 11–15 who’s struggling with mental health challenges like low mood, bereavement, anxiety, Autism or social isolation. In The Mix is a free creative music and digital arts project for young people who may be struggling with anxiety, low mood, isolation, or low self-esteem.
In The Mix sessions take place weekly during term time on Tuesdays from 16:30-18:30 at Arc at Hat Works in the centre of Stockport. Please contact ARC directly by visiting their website to make a referral.
Shine
Shine is an arts studio project, providing young people aged 11–17 with a safe space in which they are able to express themselves without judgement. Over 12 weekly sessions, they develop visual arts skills and create their own artwork – which boosts their confidence, increases a sense of pride and belonging, and impacts on their mental health, building resilience to help them cope. And it’s fun!
Sessions take place on Wednesdays 16:30–18:30 at Hat Works. For more information, please visit the ARC website, or to make a referral, please contact Beacon Counselling.