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Community programmes
Alongside assessment, Mwanga runs community programmes in Blackpool for people affected by dementia, young people moving into adult life, people recovering from childhood trauma, and organisations that need neurodevelopmental expertise.
Assessment on its own is rarely enough. These programmes exist because a report and a referral leave people to manage the rest alone, and for some that is the point where things fall apart.
Older people, families and carers
Memory and cognitive assessment, awareness education, support for living well with dementia, and the Memory & Soul Café.
Young people aged 17 to 25
A supported transition pathway for young people leaving care, supported accommodation or children’s services, built around the practical reality of becoming an adult.
Adults, families and communities
A culturally rooted, trauma-informed programme for people affected by difficult or traumatic experiences in childhood, including refugees, people seeking asylum and migrant communities.
Prisons, nurseries and providers
Neurodevelopmental assessment, staff training and environmental advice delivered inside prisons, secure settings and nursery environments.
How a programme is paid for depends on the programme, the referral route and local arrangements. Some places may be accessible through funded pathways, including NHS or local authority referral where those arrangements exist.
We cannot say in advance which applies to any individual. Contact us with the situation and we will tell you what is possible.
