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Liverpool’s new breast screening clinic for neurodivergent women

For many women, booking a breast screen can already feel like a big step. For neurodivergent women, especially those on the autism spectrum or with sensory sensitivities, the experience can be overwhelming. Bright lights, unfamiliar sounds, time pressure and busy waiting rooms can all become barriers. That’s why the new Quiet Clinic at BreastScreen Liverpool

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Taking Care of Carers

Caring for a loved one can be rewarding, but it can also be physically and mentally demanding. That’s why it’s crucial for carers to take time for themselves. This is where the “Taking Care of Carers” event comes in, hosted by Wellways Carer Gateway. The Details This event will take place on Wednesday, April 15th,

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Sharing Your Experiences: Improving Emergency Healthcare for Neurodivergent People

We all deserve the best care when we’re unwell, especially in emergencies. However, people with neurodivergent conditions, like autism or ADHD, can face challenges when interacting with paramedics or other healthcare workers. That’s why Western Sydney University (WSU) is running a research project called Neurodiversity Affirming Practices in Emergency Healthcare. This study is designed to

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Facing Dementia Together at Liverpool’s 2026 Seniors Festival

The Liverpool City Council Seniors Festival 2026 includes an important community event, Facing Dementia Together. As part of the wider NSW Seniors Festival, this session focuses on practical information, clear guidance and real support for people impacted by dementia. Dementia affects many families across South West Sydney. It can be confronting, confusing and at times

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