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Welcome to the Aber Disability and Neurodiversity Society!

Disclaimer --> website still a work in progress so please excuse any spelling mistakes and untidy design.

Who are We?

Welcome! We are a revitalised society set up to provide an inclusive environment for disabled and neurodiverse students. We intend to establish a friendly community in a relaxed environment to help disabled and neurodiverse students socially, to make friends, share their interests and most importantly - have fun! :)

Our events

We are currently running two types of events: Sober Socials and Info-Dumping. Below is more information about both, more information can be found on the discord.

Sober Socials

Every Friday evening in room 1 or picturehouse in the Student Union (room for the week confirmed on the discord, before the event). Runs 6.00PM to 7.40PM and we will do things such as board games and movie nights. 

Info-Dumping

Every Wednesday evening, in the Herman Ethe room (second floor of the Hugh Owen Library). Members will deliver presentation on a wide range of topics, followed potentially by a post presentation Q and A, we will then watch a documentary or have a discussion. Members can be supported with presenting their presentation in a variety of ways. There is a form on the discord you will need to complete should you wish to present. 

Meet the Committee (2025 - 26)

President - Corben

Secretary - Connor (JC)

Treasurer - Francesca

Wellbeing Officer - Briar

Join Us! :)

  @aber_dns

  Join our Discord server!

  sumailbox57@aber.ac.uk

We look forward to meeting you! :)

• The Disability and Neurodiversity Society is dedicated to the inclusion and acceptance of all members regardless of age, race, ethnicity, ability, culture, nationality, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, religious affiliation, socio-economic status and marital status. This is not an exhaustive list, and discrimination of any kind is not tolerated within our society.

• While we will endeavour to make our space as accessible as possible, the spectrum of needs is vast, and we are only volunteers, so are therefore limited in our ability to make it accessible for absolutely everyone.

• Our student membership is free of charge and a formal diagnosis is not necessary to join.