Together we make space for every family to shine
We create welcoming spaces where neurodivergent and disabled individuals and families find understanding, connection, and community. You're welcome exactly as you are.
Welcome to Noa's Place
We're building a new, inclusive community hub in Halifax, West Yorkshire, designed specifically for neurodivergent and disabled individuals and families. Our mission is to create calm, welcoming spaces where everyone can feel understood, connected, and truly at home.
Our Vision
We create welcoming spaces where neurodivergent and disabled individuals and families find understanding, connection, and community. You're welcome exactly as you are. This is a place where everyone can simply be themselves and shine.
Our Mission
Our mission is to create calm, inclusive, and sensory aware spaces thoughtfully designed for neurodivergent and disabled individuals and families. We listen, we understand, and we respond with kindness, building a supportive community where no one is ever left to face challenges alone.
Our Values
These values guide everything we do and shape how we support families.
Kindness
We meet every family with patience, compassion and warmth.
Belonging
No one should feel alone here. Everyone has a place.
Listening
Families and individuals help shape what we do and how we do it.
Calm
We create gentle, sensory-considerate spaces where people can breathe.
Growth
We support small steps, personal strengths and long-term flourishing.
Help Build Noa's Place With Us
Join our Founding Families Community and be part of shaping Noa's Place from the ground up. Share your ideas, speak into our plans, and help us co-create an inclusive hub that truly serves our community.
Our Dreamboard
This is what we imagine Noa's Place will look like - a calm, welcoming space where every family can simply be themselves and shine.
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Our Three Year Strategic Plan
Discover our vision for the next three years. See how we're planning to grow, expand our services, and create a meaningful impact in our community.
Free Resource Guide
10 Things Every Family With Additional Needs Should Know
Get instant access to our comprehensive guide packed with essential information for families with additional needs.
Interactive Tools
Supportive tools designed for children, teens, and adults. Create profiles, manage transitions, and develop coping strategies that work for you.
For Children
Primary School Age (4-11 years)
For Teens
Secondary School Age (11-18 years)
For Adults
Adults of All Ages (18+ years)
Join Our Mission
Together, we can create a community where every family feels supported, seen, and valued. Your support makes a difference.