Author: mousem
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Midlands Family Gathering
You are warmly invited to a Midlands family gathering at Twycross Zoo in Tamworth, Leicestershire, on Sunday, September 24th, starting at 10:00 AM. This special event ... -
September meet-up in the South
***UPDATE: This event is postponed due to low attendance levels and exhibition closures at the museum – we are looking to rearrange the meet-up to later ... -
Kleefstrasyndrome.org AGM 2023
Our forthcoming AGM will take place on Sunday 23rd July 2023 at 8pm (BST) via Zoom and our members are invited to attend. At the meeting, ... -
Awareness Day 2023
September 17th Kleefstra syndrome Awareness Day Kleefstra syndrome awareness day is celebrated throughout the KS community on 17th September. This is because the majority of individuals ... -
Behavioural and Emotional Outcomes in Neurodevelopmental Disorders (BEOND) and Kleefstra Syndrome – Take Part Now!
‘BEOND’ is a pioneering study with our partners at the Cerebra Network for Neurodevelopmental Disorders, which aims to understand more about behaviour, wellbeing, emotion, cognition, sleep ... -
Kleefstra Syndrome Scientific Conference 2023
Moving towards the uptake and use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in research and clinical work The Kleefstra Syndrome Scientific Conference 2023, organised by iDefine Europe, will ... -
Tips in 20 – SEND Behaviour Support event
Charlie Beswick presented Parent Power to our Kleefstra community back in August 2022, as part of our ‘It Takes a Village’ virtual program. You now have ... -
Let’s talk about sleep!
The next It Takes a Village event is a virtual coffee afternoon all about sleep, held on Sunday 26th March at 4pm BST (GMT+1). Join Mike ... -
Virtual Coffee Afternoon
It Takes a Village… Join Rhian and Mike for their Kleefstra syndrome virtual coffee afternoon. It will be held on Sunday 26th February at 4pm GMT. ... -
The Autism Assessment Process (UK) Zoom Event
Kleefstrasyndrome.org presents the next event in the It Takes A Village series, all about the autism assessment process (in the UK). We know that many ...
