SUPPORT
For Black people with ADHD and Autism
Service Details
RISE Together supports neurodivergent adults from African and African Caribbean communities, including people with ADHD, autism and learning disabilities. Our friendly, culturally responsive sessions help participants develop practical skills, build confidence and become more independent.
Meeting twice weekly, the group offers workshops in budgeting, cooking, household management and self-advocacy, alongside social activities that encourage friendship, cultural connection and a sense of belonging.
Build everyday living skills
Learn to self-advocate
Connect with your culture
Grow confidence and independence
Make friends and socialise
Reduce loneliness and isolation
A place to learn, connect and belong
At RISE Together, everyone is encouraged to progress at their own pace. Sessions are friendly, practical and shaped around the interests and goals of participants. You can learn new skills, meet people who understand your experiences and receive support to speak up for yourself.
Our culturally responsive approach recognises that identity, heritage and community matter. Whether you want to feel more confident managing everyday tasks, become more independent or simply make new friends, RISE Together offers a safe and welcoming place where you can be yourself.
No formal diagnosis is required—please contact us to discuss whether the group is right for you.
Member Testimonials
“RISE Together has helped me feel more confident and independent. I have learned useful skills for everyday life and met people who understand me. I feel comfortable here, and I always look forward to the sessions.”
Shaice Thompso
“Before joining RISE Together, I often felt isolated and quite lonely. The group has given me a safe place to be myself, make friends and try new things. The staff are patient, welcoming and genuinely listen to me.”
