is to improve the lives of Neurodivergent* children, young people and their families through our 3 pillars of support.
Neurodiversity affirming groups designed and delivered to foster connection, creativity and fun, including Mindful Crafts, Yoga and Woodland Warriors Outdoor Activity sessions.
Group sessions, 1 to 1 support via phone/email, to help families feel informed, understood and in a better position to advocate for their child. Parent wellbeing sessions to help you cope with stress, meet other parents and have some time to yourself.
Practical, friendly workshops for parents, carers, and professionals covering neurodivergence, everyday strategies and reasonable adjustments.
We’re incredibly proud to share that MyOTAS has been nominated for Community Group of the Year in the National Diversity Awards!
Myotas - My Own Time And Space is a parent-led charity, based in South Essex, supporting neurodivergent children and their families.
We are passionate about creating an inclusive community where neurodivergent individuals and families feel seen, supported, and empowered. From raising awareness and championing acceptance to providing meaningful support and opportunities, our mission has always been to celebrate neurodiversity and ensure everyone can thrive.
Now we need your help. If you believe in the importance of neurodiversity, inclusion, and stronger communities, please take a moment to vote for MyOTAS.
Please click the link in bio to cast your vote.
Every vote helps recognise the value of supporting neurodivergent children in our community and the difference we can make together. Thank you so much for your support - please like, share, and help us spread the word!
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Exciting news from MyOTAS!
We’re thrilled to share that Myotas - My Own Time And Space, alongside STRM - SEND the Right Message Registered Charitye and Essex Family Forum, has been shortlisted for the Partnership with the VCSE Sector award at the What Works in SEND Awards 2026, organised by the Council for Disabled Children.
This recognition celebrates our collaborative work on the Supporting Your Neurodivergent Child book, which was created to help families better understand and support their neurodivergent children. Written by parents, for parents.
Being shortlisted highlights the power of partnership between charities, families, and the wider voluntary, community and social enterprise sector to improve outcomes for children and young people with SEND.
The awards ceremony will take place on 23 April 2026 at 2:00pm at the Great Hall, University of Birmingham.
If you don’t yet have a copy of the Supporting Your Neurodivergent Child resource, you can order one via the linktree link in bio.
