Young Adult Ambassadors Preparing Upcoming Events for the Months Ahead

  The Autism Friendly Waterford Young Adult Ambassadors have been very busy over the last few weeks planning and organising events for the months ahead. Keep an eye on this page for updates and announcements.     An amazing day yesterday in The Mansion House, Dublin where Waterford has been declared the first Autism Friendly […]

Attending the Launch Event for Winterval 2025 in Waterford City

  We were delighted to attend the launch of Winterval 2025 in Waterford City. It was a wonderful start to the upcoming festive season, and we look forward to sharing more details in the coming weeks.     An amazing day yesterday in The Mansion House, Dublin where Waterford has been declared the first Autism […]

Harvest Festival Weekend 2025 Celebration and Community Engagement

  Harvest Festival Weekend 2025 was a wonderful success. Thank you to everyone who came to say hello and to all our supporters throughout the season. With the summer now coming to a close, we look forward to seeing you all again soon.     An amazing day yesterday in The Mansion House, Dublin where […]

Champion Training Day at the Viking Hotel with Participants from Local Organisations

  A great day of Champion training took place at the Viking Hotel with Champions from the National Biodiversity Data Centre, Lisduggan Shopping Centre Management and Deirdre Barry from SETU. It was a productive and positive session with fantastic engagement from everyone involved.     An amazing day yesterday in The Mansion House, Dublin where […]

Community Afternoon with Playful Communities at Woodlawn Grove

  A great afternoon was enjoyed in Woodlawn Grove today. Thank you to Playful Communities for having us along with our mobile sensory gazebo. It was a lovely opportunity to meet the community and share a supportive space for everyone.     An amazing day yesterday in The Mansion House, Dublin where Waterford has been […]

Autism Friendly Waterford at the Community Day in St Herblains Park

  Some amazing displays of community spirit took place at St Herblains Park, where we set up our gazebo with a dedicated sensory space. Thank you to Playful Communities for having us. It was a wonderful day enjoyed by everyone.     An amazing day yesterday in The Mansion House, Dublin where Waterford has been […]

Autism Friendly Waterford at the Viking Hotel Guest Room Launch

  Autism Friendly Waterford were delighted to be invited to the official launch of the newly renovated guest rooms at the Viking Hotel. It was a wonderful evening celebrating the hard work and creativity behind the refurbishment. Congratulations to everyone involved on a beautiful and welcoming transformation.     An amazing day yesterday in The […]

Autism Friendly Waterford at the Waterford Viking Marathon 2025

  Lovely to be able to help and support at the Waterford Viking Marathon 2025 today. Well done to all the participants for their amazing effort and community spirit. It was a fantastic morning filled with positivity, resilience and support from across Waterford. We were proud to be there and look forward to continuing our […]

Sensory Hub Use, How it Works +
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PARENT / GUARDIAN & CHILD

Purpose of the Sensory Hub:

The Sensory Hub is a small, shared space designed to support children’s regulation, relaxation, and sensory engagement. It may include sensory equipment or materials intended to promote calm, focus, and wellbeing.

Purpose of the Sensory Hub

The Sensory Hub is a small, shared space designed to support children’s regulation, relaxation, and sensory engagement. It may include sensory equipment or materials intended to promote calm, focus, and wellbeing.

Parent / Guardian Disclaimer and Acknowledgement  

By agreeing to the terms below, I confirm that I am the parent or legal guardian of the child using the Sensory Hub and acknowledge and agree to the following:

1. Voluntary Participation: My child’s use of the Sensory Hub is voluntary.

2. Parental Responsibility: I understand that my child uses the Sensory Hub at their own risk, taking into account their individual needs and abilities. No smoking, vaping, eating or drinking.

3. Supervision: I understand that appropriate supervision is required at all times, either by a parent/guardian.

4. Time and Appropriate Use of Equipment: I agree that my child will use all equipment and materials as intended. 20 minutes is the time limit of each visit and access is on the hour and half hour.

5. Limitation of Liability: To the fullest extent permitted by law, the organisation, its staff, supervisors, and volunteers shall not be held liable for injury, loss, or damage arising from normal use or misuse of the Sensory Hub.

6. Behaviour and Safety: I understand that access may be withdrawn if my child’s behaviour poses a risk to themselves, others, or the equipment.