#SNAPAwarenessWeek 2020
Throughout the next few days we will be sharing some of the fantastic ways some of our supporters are raising the charity’s profile and funds for SNAP.
SNAP Matters Anniversary Special Issue is here!
Sharing the news of SNAP’s work and how the charity puts families first, the sixth issue of our magazine is out now for families, supporters and anyone with an interest in SNAP.
SNAP’s humble beginnings have now supported 5,000 families
Founding members Hilary Needham and Paula Hills explain their drive to start a support group
SNAP Matters welcomes in a special year
Sharing the news of SNAP’s work and how the charity puts families first, the fourth issue of our magazine is out now for families, supporters and anyone with an interest in SNAP.
Positivity is paramount!
Focus on the positive! That was the overriding message from independent autism expert Geoff Evans when he spoke about challenging behaviours to more than 200 parents and professionals at The SNAP Centre.
Drawing on more than 30 years’ experience Geoff delivered three talks on ‘A Holistic Approach to Behaviours of Concern, Meltdowns and Closedowns’ as part of SNAP’s autumn training programme.
Eating Difficulties in Children with Autism
SNAP was thrilled to welcome Tanya Cotier, an autism and social communication specialist teacher, back to the centre last week to deliver a training session on helping families with difficulties their child may experience with food and eating.
How to Get the Best out of Your Professional
Award winning blogger and author Rachel Wright joined us at The SNAP Centre to present her workshop on “how to get the best out of your professional”.
SNAP Matters Autumn Issue has landed
Sharing the news of SNAP’s work and how the charity puts families first, the fourth issue of our magazine is out now for families, supporters and anyone with an interest in SNAP.
An Insight into ADHD
Steve Challen returned to The SNAP Centre to give parents his insight into ADHD. Steve’s organisation ADHD+ Support provides support to families in Essex and aims to help them learn more about the condition.
Tea-rrific support for SNAP event
Once again held at the historic De Rougemont Manor in Brentwood, delighted attendees tucked into a selection of sandwiches, cakes and warm scones in support of SNAP. Some guests added some extra sparkle with a glass of prosecco, and everyone took part in the raffle and Cake Quiz.