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Join us for a chilled evening with like minded people including those with additional needs and disabilities. Take part part in activities including:
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board game battles
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video game battles
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baking
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movie nights
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bowling
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mini golf
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meals out
An opportunity to make friends in a fun, safe, and non judgemental environment.
Location depends on weekly activity.

Sunday 17th August 2025
Join us for a disco and food! For adults (18+) with learning disabilities and/or autism.
Let us know you are coming by calling 0191 281 8737 or emailing information@skillsforpeople.org.uk.
You can also walk with us from Central Station to The Globe. Just let us know.


Take part in design and build challenges and meet other gamers at the Farrell Centre’s own Minecraft club.
This club will use Minecraft to explore architecture, design and city planning. Gamers and parents can share their creations.
Important information

Free, drop in
Bring your little ones and rest with light-up orbs and cubes, large soft shapes, matting and a sofa to relax on.
Take a pause. Your little one can enjoy:


Come along and enjoy these autism friendly tour of St James Park. They were developed with help from North East Autism Society (NEAS).
It will last approximately one hour.
We will visit all the key parts of St James’ Park including:
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level 7
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players entrance
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dressing rooms
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media suite
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pitch side
To book email admin@napi.org.uk.

Tuesday 5th August 2025, 1.30pm to 3pm
Tuesday 2nd September 2025, 1.30pm to 3pm
Tuesday 7th October 2025, 1.30pm to 3pm
Tuesday 4th November 2025, 1.30pm to 3pm
Tuesday 2nd December 2025, 1.30pm to 3pm
We can support you if your child (aged 5 to 11) are waiting for a neurodevelopmental assessment.
We are running Monthly Cuppa and Cake Parent Support drop-ins for parents and carers both in Metrocentre Community Hub in Gateshead and Gosforth Civic Centre.


Come along and enjoy these autism friendly tour of St James Park. They were developed with help from North East Autism Society (NEAS).
It will last approximately one hour.
We will visit all the key parts of St James’ Park including:

Friday 22nd August 2025, 9.30am to 11am
Join us for a morning of fun activities, laughter and excitement.
This is open to children with additional or higher sensory needs.
Booking is essential. Please email foundation.events@nufc.co.uk to secure your place.
Kindly supported by Sage.

