Finding the right information and services can sometimes feel overwhelming. If you are exploring a possible diagnosis, navigating support at school or work, managing everyday challenges or looking for advice about a disability or neurodivergence, there are organisations that can help.
You do not always need a formal diagnosis to seek advice or ask for support. The services below offer information, practical guidance and opportunities to connect with others who may understand your experiences.
Provides information, advice and guidance about autism, including diagnosis, education, daily life, support for families and understanding autistic people’s needs.
Offers information, resources, peer support and learning opportunities for families and carers of autistic people.
Provides information and resources about ADHD, neurodiversity, education and practical support for individuals, families and professionals.
A Suffolk-based social enterprise offering practical advice, support and training relating to autism and ADHD for neurodivergent people, families and professionals.
Provides information for families in Norfolk and Waveney about child development, additional needs, autism, ADHD and accessing support. Its resources explain possible next steps, including support that may be available before a diagnosis.
Provides free, confidential and impartial information, advice and support for children and young people with SEND up to age 25, and their parents and carers. This includes advice about Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs), school support, meetings and understanding your rights.
Information about the support, services and activities available for children and young people with SEND and their families, including education, health, social care and preparing for adulthood.
Provides free, confidential and impartial information, advice and support to children, young people and parents or carers about SEND, including EHCPs, school support, exclusions, transport and resolving disagreements with education providers or the local authority.
Information about services and support for children and young people with SEND and their families, including education, health, social care and preparing for adulthood.
