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A Year on from the 1st BBQ, Wave Connections Cic came together once again. Having been taken under the wings of a village Estate, hosting a venue where games can be played, relaxing setae to repair and connect with parents. The children made lava lamp scientific experiments, had a Halloween trail, made masks and most of all made friends. We are extremely proud of our children and parents who continue to support each other, and remind each other of the spirit of our children,

The benefits of sound healing have been felt in greater sleep, finding peace, time to repair and rest. Parents attended the Yurt to restore and find vital time for themselves alongside parenting children with neurodiversity and developmental trauma. The sessions reminds parents of the need to ensure they take time out to restore. Providing space for themselves as parents helps to continue to moment to moment therapeutic responses that their children require. Placing their own

In 2022 Community Karate and Climbing events during half term were established with a grant by Active Dorset. On average 15-20 children arrive at these events. Parents are able to meet as a group while the children attend the activities from 10:15 - 13:00pm. Offering parents a chance to connect and have respite alongside their children. Combatting isolation and marginalisation. Each year parents feedback the vital times these days give to parents and children a like. Feedbac

6 families 12 children, 10 parents, 6 team members a total of 28 individuals attended Summer 2025 Camp. The children participated in the Mindful Yoga for Young People's Mental Health Program, Forest School, expert team members utilised their skills in Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy, Theraplay activities were achieved. Surrounding the fire, making pizza's and community shared eating bought the community together. Children who typically may struggle with such social intera

During the Jumble Sale to raise vital funds for Wave Connections Cic Camp, a community member from a neighbouring village noticed the need for additional funds. Networking and linking in with the Dewlish Community Cafe, additional funding was secures. A thank you letter was written by the children during the October half term BBQ.

We ran a jumble sale using donations from the local community in Puddletown to raise money for the summer camp we run for our families. There was a brilliant turnout and we raised £571 which helped a lot with covering the site costs for the camp.