Hyper Club was established in 2012 by Suzanne Connelly in response to her own daughter’s ADHD diagnosis, with no social provision available. She initially established the club as an informal space for children to play without judgement and parents/ carers to have a safe space for emotional support. Since its inception the club has grown to accommodate adults with learning and physical disabilities in an informal environment, with stimulating activities alongside practical skills. They also offer a bi-weekly after school club and food distribution. Hyper Club has grown organically over the last 6 years in response to both service user needs and those of the local community. They have been entirely self-funded since start up and their service is delivered by 30 local volunteers.
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