The company's activities will focus on improving the mental wellbeing of people living within the boroughs of St Helens, Warrington and Wigan. The primary group of people we will be looking to support are those within the Neurodiverse community, particularly children and adults that are either diagnosed or waiting for a referral for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD).

We also aim to challenge the stigma around these disorders, by raising awareness of how it affects people on a daily basis. This will help both the person with the disorder and also the people around them to understand ways to not only cope, but how to unlock their unique attention-to-detail, creativity, empathy, innovative thinking and problem solving, and use it in a positive way at home or work, which is what we refer to as their 'hidden superpowers'.

The company will be accessible and provide support for all genders, all ages, all ethnicity groups and from any type of background. The aim is to offer free services in a safe and inclusive environment, where individuals can feel like they belong, learn new skills, participate in activities, develop support networks and make friends.