Our Vision
Our vision is for adults aged 18–39 with diagnosed or suspected ADHD to experience trust in the support available to them and a human-centred approach that treats them with respect, recognises their individuality, values their voice and encourages empowerment to thrive.
Our Mission
Fred’s Place aims to support adults aged 18–39 with diagnosed or suspected ADHD to better understand their ADHD and how it may affect their lives, and to help them access appropriate ADHD support and coaching, assessment or reassessment, mental-health support, substance-misuse or addiction support, financial wellbeing support, and education, where these needs intersect with ADHD. We aim to make appropriate support easier to understand, find and navigate, while treating every person with dignity and respect.
Our Values
We build relationships based on trust, honesty and consistency and take a human-centred approach that sees the whole person. We treat people with respect and without judgement or shame, recognising their individuality and that ADHD affects people differently. We value each person’s voice, listening without assumption and involving them in choices that affect them. Through empowerment, we help people recognise their strengths, understand their options and develop confidence in moving forward.
THRIVE
Trust • Human-centred • Respect • Individuality • Voice • Empowerment