Who We Are
We Are F.I.S.H CIC (Friendly, Inclusive, Supportive and Helpful) is a community-rooted, volunteer led organisation based in North East Lincolnshire. Founded by parents of neurodivergent children, we exist to fill the gaps in education, care, and inclusion that families like ours know all to well.
We create safe, affirming spaces for neurodivergent children and young people, especially those excluded from school, isolated at home, or misunderstood by mainstream services. Our work brings people together to build confidence, skills, and a sense of belonging.
Our Impact
Our team is led by lived experience and includes neurodivergent parents, volunteers, and practitioners who understand the challenges faced by vulnerable young people.
✅ Over 150 people engaged through events and creative showcases
✅ 40+ families supported within the neurodivergent community
✅ Youth-led projects reducing antisocial behaviour and improving mental health
✅ Trusted by parents, partners, and professionals across the region
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Read or listen to what we've been doing so far
SEND Awards 2023
We Are Fish CIC
SEND Friendly Business – For organisations of all sizes who provide a SEND -friendly environment and inclusive service
Sandra from We are Fish goes above and beyond with everything. No matter how hard situations she is faced with are she conquers it all for the children and community. She has made a massive difference to some children within the community. I literally could write a story about this women on how she works so hard for the community. She has a community allotment through her charity company we are fish for all children and adults can go volunteer and help out.
Sandra puts in a lot hard work in the community for families has children herself and works full time deserves an award.
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