D.O.T.S., which stands for Don't Over Think Stuff, is a welcoming and inclusive group for young people aged 8 to 19 with autism, ADHD and other additional or different learning needs. It meets every Tuesday in term time, from 4pm to 6pm, at Louth Youth and Community Centre on Park Avenue.
Sessions include arts and crafts, drawing and painting, cooking, games, gardening, jewellery making, film nights and other creative activities. Parents are welcome too, and there is no pressure to get involved straight away. The group is supported by BBC Children in Need.
Getting in Touch
To ask about a first visit, call 07873 861353 or email communityplusproject@gmail.com. D.O.T.S. is run by Community Plus Project, the charity behind the Centre.
D.O.T.S. Questions
Who is D.O.T.S. for?
D.O.T.S. is for young people aged 8 to 19 with autism, ADHD and other additional or different learning needs. Parents are welcome too.
When does D.O.T.S. meet?
D.O.T.S. meets every Tuesday in term time from 4pm to 6pm at Louth Youth and Community Centre.
What happens at D.O.T.S.?
Sessions include arts and crafts, drawing and painting, cooking, games, gardening, jewellery making and film nights.
