Frequently Asked Questions

Wyldara is a specialist play and support service based in Northern Ireland, dedicated to supporting children and young people with Special Educational Needs (SEN). We provide inclusive play experiences, engaging activities and tailored support designed to build confidence, encourage independence and develop essential social and life skills. We also offer respite services, providing a safe, welcoming environment for children while giving parents and carers valuable support and peace of mind.

We support children aged 3 to 18 years, depending on their individual needs. If you're unsure whether our programs are a good fit, we’re happy to offer a consultation to guide you.

Our team is experienced in supporting a wide range of needs, including:Autism Spectrum Conditions (ASC)ADHD and Attention DifficultiesDyslexia, Dyspraxia, and DysgraphiaDevelopmental Coordination Disorder (DCD)Global Developmental DelayLearning DifficultiesSpeech, Language, and Communication Needs (SLCN)Physical DisabilitiesEach child is unique — and so is our approach. Our team are also trained in delivering a trauma-informed approach to learning.

Yes! We run SEN Holiday Camps & Summer Schemes during school breaks.Sessions are staffed by experienced SEN support workers, ensuring a safe, inclusive environment.Book Here

Respite support at You2Me provides short-term, structured care where your child engages in educational, social and sensory activities while you take a break.Specialist SEN staff trained in communication, sensory needs, and behaviour supportRespite can be booked regularly or on an ad-hoc basis.

We have a full list of workshops available upon request. These are workshops that we run throughout the year, that we provide to schools, youth clubs, HSC Trusts, nurseries and other organisations and we also offer these out to individuals for birthday parties & other occasions.

Yes, we do indeed. Check out our full list of training courses and practical hands on workshops on additional needs & trauma informed practice for parents and practitioners.