GMT

• What they offer

  Great Minds Together supports neurodivergent children, young people, families, schools and services through neuro-affirming practice, specialist intervention and inclusive system change, with individually tailored therapeutic intervention plans reviewed in partnership with young people and families. Services include the 5th Avenue Project outreach service (free support navigating SEND, mental health, education, housing and social care systems, with 1:1 interventions and wraparound family support), the Thriving Futures Tier 3.5 specialist therapeutic intervention (aimed at preventing wrongful hospitalisation, police intervention and criminalisation, including tier 4 step down), Living Well Spaces transition homes, and statutory reform/ICB partnership work. The page also mentions psychology, training and development, sensory solutions, an intensive support team, webinars and a national autism peer education model.

• Ages served

  The page refers to children and young people but does not state specific ages.

• SEN support & staffing

  Great Minds Together is a user-led organisation with two neurodivergent Directors and a team combining professional expertise with personal, lived experience of navigating education, health and social care systems; webinars are led by people with lived experience of the topics. The site references psychology services, an intensive support team and specialist therapeutic intervention, and notes it was commissioned by Health Education England to design and deliver a peer education project.

• How to book

  The page offers 'Contact Us' links and a mailing list sign-up, but no specific booking or referral process is described.

• Cost

  The 5th Avenue Project outreach service is described as a free service for families; costs for other services are not stated.

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