The Story Trail

The Story Trail

Amaze, your local charity supporting families with disabled children, has partnered with Wild in Art to bring you The Story Trail—a free, fun and family-friendly adventure.

Between 12 September and 8 November 2026, you can explore a city-wide gallery of more than 30 BookBenches. Each one is an open book, designed by a talented local artist and waiting to be discovered.

The story continues with a heartwarming collection of smaller BookBenches, lovingly decorated by local schools and community groups, adding their own chapters to our city’s tale.

Wander through our vibrant city, pause, and take a seat. Immerse yourself in a world of  stories our community has to tell. Our BookBenches are more than just beautiful art; they are a place for us all to belong.

#SitWithUs in Autumn 2026 for a journey of discovery and joy with The Story Trail.

Photo by Emma Bailey

You can find out more about The Story Trail by clicking here.

Understanding neurodiversity – primary age

Understanding neurodiversity – primary age

Online via Zoom

What will I learn about?

We look at some of the key areas that impact neurodivergent children and their families. Topics include anxiety, emotions, distressed behaviour, sensory differences, double empathy, rejection sensitivity and executive function. We will also spend a little time on strategies that may help family life.

Area of focus

Autism, ADHD, learning disabilities/developmental delay, tics and Tourette’s, FASD, social communication differences, sensory processing, specific learning differences, DCD/dyspraxia.

Need a diagnosis?

No – could be at any stage from looking into a referral, waiting for assessments or diagnosed.

Open to anyone?

This is for parent carers of primary age or younger children. Must live in Brighton & Hove or East Sussex or be registered with a GP in these areas.

How to book

You will need to be registered with our ND Family Support service to access this training.

If you have registered already then you will receive an email termly with the registration details for all our workshops.

If you are not already registered, please complete our ND Family Support Referral Form

Read more about our ND Family Support Service.

Heathfield youth group

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Heathfield youth group

For young people with SEND aged 14 to 25 in East Sussex.

Our Heathfield youth group is a relaxed, friendly space where you can really be yourself.

Play games, create art, and try new things – or just hang out! It’s a great place to make new friends, too.

We meet every other Monday at Heathfield Youth Hub.

Learn more about our Amazing Futures youth groups.

Want to come along?

Sessions are free, but you need to book:

Drop Charlie a message or fill out our contact form if you have any questions.

You must be registered with Amazing Futures to attend:

➡ Register with Amazing Futures

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