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Who we support
Disabled and neurodivergent children, young people, adults, parents, carers, and whole families including those experiencing poverty, health inequality, and social isolation.

Our focus
Early intervention, prevention of crisis, equity of access, and community connection.

Our approach
Whole-family, peer-led, community-based support shaped through co-production with disabled and neurodivergent people and carers.

Oversight
Strategy, safeguarding, and impact are reviewed regularly by STRM’s Board of Trustees.

How change happens

Early, accessible support → increased confidence and connection → improved system navigation → reduced isolation and crisis.

Key strategic priorities

Whole-family early intervention
Tackling poverty-related barriers
Reducing health inequality and isolation
Equity of access across systems and communities
Co-production and lived experience leadership
Community events and peer connection
Raising awareness and understanding
Amplifying disabled and neurodivergent voice
Partnership and system alignment
Strong governance, safeguarding, and accountability

This strategy reflects STRM’s commitment to early intervention, equity, and whole-family support for disabled and neurodivergent people.