I’m OK Being Different! Fun Day Wolverhampton Rugby Club

Join us for a fun, welcoming, and inclusive day designed to celebrate neurodiversity and create opportunities for children and families to connect, play and thrive together.

This special event provides a safe and supportive space where children can be themselves, make new friends, explore their interests, and enjoy a variety of engaging activities.

Whether your child loves creativity, adventure, vehicles, sensory experiences, or meeting like-minded peers, there will be something for everyone to enjoy.

What’s On?

Accessibility & Inclusion

We are committed to creating a welcoming environment for all families.

Neurodivergent-friendly event

Quiet and sensory break space available

Inclusive and supportive atmosphere

Accessible venue

Families, siblings, carers, and supporters welcome

Different is wonderful. Different is valued. Different is OK.

I’m OK Being Different! 💙

We look forward to welcoming you for a day of friendship, fun, understanding, and celebration. Together, let’s create a space where every child feels seen, valued, and proud to be themselves.

About Graceful Minds

Graceful Minds is a neurodivergent-led social organisation dedicated to creating inclusive opportunities, support, and community for neurodivergent children, young people, adults, and families across the UK. Founded through lived experience, the organisation believes that neurodivergent people should help design the support they receive, ensuring services are authentic, empowering, and built on real understanding.

Graceful Minds provides peer mentoring, student support, life skills development, employability programmes, parent and carer support, wellbeing initiatives, advocacy, and community-building activities. Our mission is to help neurodivergent individuals thrive in education, employment, and everyday life while creating spaces where people feel safe, supported, valued, and connected.

Graceful Minds is committed to promoting inclusion, reducing isolation, celebrating neurodiversity, and building communities where differences are recognised as strengths rather than barriers.

Tickets from £13