Parent Carer Support and Wellbeing Project

Davina Marsland

Hi, my name is Davina and I am the Senior Parent Carer Support Worker for the project. The Parent Carer Support and Wellbeing Project supports anyone caring for a child, or young person up the age of 25 years old, with a physical disability, mental health issues, learning disability or neurodevelopmental disorder. Your child does not need to have an official diagnosis to access this service.

The project offers one-to-one telephone and face-to-face support, a range of group sessions, referrals to other in-house services, such as counselling and benefits advice, training and referral pathways to other statuary and voluntary organisations.


Sarah Stevens

My name is Sarah and I work as a Parent Carer Support Worker. Both Davina and I have lived in experience of being parent carers and we know the challenges that a caring role can bring. We are here to support you, offering information, advice and a friendly ear for as long as you need us.

September – December 2024 

Activity  Date  Venue  Time 
Wildflower Art Class. NEW TIME, NEW VENUE  

In conjunction with Kate, from The Craft Junction 

For girls and young women with autism (diagnosed, on the pathway, undiagnosed), who are home-schooled, school avoiding or not in employment.  

Funded by National Autistic Society 

Every Tuesday, term-time  Centre  10am-12.30pm 
Parent Carer Coffee Morning 

Painting with Lucy Berry. Join us for a fun art session 

Thursday 12th September  Centre  10am-midday 
Lego Club 

Lego building, crafts and games for disabled children and their siblings. Parents to stay. £1 per child 

Saturday 14th September  Centre  10am-midday 
Parent Carer Coffee Morning 

Willow weaving with Mel from Out to Learn Willow 

Thursday 17th October   Centre  10am-midday 
Lego Club 

Lego building, crafts and games for disabled children and their siblings. Parents to stay. £1 per child 

Saturday 12th October   Centre  10am-midday 
Puberty & Sexuality Information session with Autside 

This workshop will focus on puberty, sexuality and gender identity, as well as positive intimate relationships.  

We will explore which new skills are essential to develop as autistic teens navigate puberty and growing up. Funded by National Autistic Society 

Tuesday 22nd October  Via Zoom  7-9pm 
Wildflower October Half-term meet-up 

 Younger girls, 10 and under 

 Older girls, 10+ years 

Join us for some spooky Halloween crafts and fun 

Monday 28th October  Centre   

10-midday 

12.30pm-3pm 

Parent Carer Coffee Morning 

Rock painting with Andrea from Autism Rocks Bryntirion 

Thursday 14th November   Centre  10am-midday 
Lego Club 

Lego building, crafts and games for disabled children and their siblings. Parents to stay. £1 per child 

Saturday 16th November   Centre  10am-midday 
Wildflower Meet-up November 

Older girls only (10 years +). An informal get together for our older group 

Saturday 23rd November  Centre  10am-12.30pm 
Parent Carer Christmas Coffee Morning 

Christmas decoupage box craft with Jenny Ross 

Thursday 12th December  Centre  10am-midday 
Lego Club Christmas Party 

Lego building, crafts and games for disabled children and their siblings. Parents to stay. £1 per child 

Saturday 14th December  Centre  10-midday 
Wildflower Christmas Party 

Open to all our Wildflowers, from 5 years +. Join us for some festive fun 

Parents to stay, unless otherwise agreed with staff before the party 

Saturday 14th December   Centre  1-3pm