October Coffee Morning - Neurodivergent Friends

A coffee morning for Neurodivergent adults to meet in safe spaces. Casual, social events, for a friendly chat and a cuppa. Join us for our monthly coffee morning in Ramsgate! Format for the coffee morning: Our Coffee Mornings are a space where you bring what works for you—whether that’s life admin (to use the event to body-double with someone), bring your own work-in-progress craft project, a game, or just yourself. Coffee Mornings are entirely shaped by what attendees choose to bring and do, creating a shared space for connection without set activities. We understand that people engage in different ways. Some find having activities helpful for socialising, others may prefer to simply sit and chat, and that’s equally welcome. Participation in any activity, socialising, or conversation is always optional —you can join in as much or as little as you like. Check our answers to frequently asked questions about this event below this description (scroll down). For full details of what to expect at our events, check our website here. Please note that it is possible to purchase drinks or food from this venue. We also hope to be able to provide complimentary teas and filter coffee. Tap water will be available. For legal and safeguarding reasons, this event is 18+ only. Check out our WELCOME PACK Find out more about what we do and read our code of conduct available in our WELCOME PACK. We expect all participants of our event to read, agree and comply with our code of conduct, therefore ensuring the safety of everyone involved and their own. Our welcome pack also include frequently asked questions and our answers to them. Visual Story Our visual story is a handy document, it shows you what to expect and where things are. Read it before you come, we hope it helps you enjoy our meetup even more! Event Details: Date: Friday 23rd October 2026 Time: 10am-12pm (Please do not arrive early - doors open at 10:00) Location: Albion House Hotel, Albion Pl, Ramsgate CT11 8HQ Is booking required? We recommend booking in advance. The venue has limited space and the venue is not privatised for this event. You don't have to book a ticket to come, but it’s the only way to absolutely guarantee your place for the coffee morning. Access/Transportation: Nearby Transport: 🚌 Bus: Bus Stop Wellington Crescent, 9X, 45, Loop, 🚘 Carparks (charges apply), Albion Place Car Park, Leopald Street, On-street parking nearer to the venue: Albion Place and Wellington Crescent is paid for on street parking, from Victoria Parade and beyond is free on-street parking. Who this event is NOT for: This event is not for anyone seeking unpaid emotional labour from our community. This event is not a place for you to carry out research, arrange consultations or solicit feedback or gather information for your own agenda. This event is not for anyone being paid to attend on behalf of an organisation. If you have a feeling that this might be you, please send us an email at info@ndft.org.uk. The only non-Neurodivergent people welcome at this event are support-people/caregivers and potentially venue staff. Neurocurious (questioning whether you might be neurodivergent) and self-diagnosed individuals are absolutely welcome. A little bit about us: Neurodivergent Friends in Thanet (NDFT) is a local community group offering meet-ups, creative workshops and peer support, for Neurodivergent Adults based in Thanet, Kent, UK. We are 100% Neurodivergent & community-led, inclusive and intersectionality-informed, for Neurodivergents from all backgrounds, abilities, and ages(18+), whether diagnosed, self-identifying or questioning. Our mission is to bridge the gap in local resources for Neurodivergent adults, working for positive change in mental health, well-being, community, belonging, self-acceptance, and self-advocacy. We are not health professionals, social workers, therapists, mental health advisors, Neurodiversity researchers or any other official authority. We are simply a caring group of Neurodivergent adults trying to do something good for our local community. Our group is not aimed at parents seeking advice as parents of Neurodivergent children and our activities are not suitable for children. However, we understand that many neurodivergent adults are also parents. It is important to us to break as many barriers as possible for our peers to attend our events and we will be working on finding ways to accommodate parents who may not have access to childcare in the future. Sign up to our newsletter to keep up to date.