Neuro Kids SA

08/05/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Angeluv Goodies, Igna Kotze, Prishani Jugdeo, Marteleze van Graan, Everjoy Machingauta, Hope Jessica T**i, Zamanyambose Mpumelelo Jahlady Masondo, Dorcas Chimwenye, Anele Silanda, Akhumzi Refiloe Lobi, Ivy Kekana, Zimtex Dubeni, Mmase Macuc, Carina De Beer, Lizelda Januarie, Leonette Christaline, Kids At Edu-Play Edgemead, Moniqua Watson, Theodora Bannister, Siphindile Slindokuhle Funeka, Nabeelah Miller, Alister Pierce, Yvonne Thandiwe, Celeste Van Der Ross, Unathi Lindiwe Ndandani, Cato Terblanche, Jayde Flett Van Huyssteen, Jami Yeats-Kastner, Farzana Asmal, Esther Nyakane, May Speechie, Tessa Tuttle, Leonie Labuschagne, Wilna Loxley-Ford, Suraya Bhayla, Annette Judith Mills-Van Niekerk, Liesel Moonsamy

29/04/2026

🌈 A BRAND NEW DIVISION IS OPENING! 🌈

NeuroKids SA is proud to introduce a skills-based training center for autistic adults, under the NeuroKids Inclusive Project NPO.

We are focused on real-time job skills and meaningful job placement opportunities.

👷‍♂️ In partnership with industry professionals, participants will be trained in:
• Painting
• Plastering
• Building

💼 What makes this different?
✔ Practical, hands-on training
✔ Transition into paid practicals
✔ Support into job placements

📅 Course starts: 1 June 2026

💰 Cost: R3,500 per individual

⏳ Registration closes: 15 May 2026

⚠ Only 10 spaces available

📧 [email protected]
📞 083 754 7105

Let’s build skills, independence, and real opportunities together.

22/04/2026

Understanding your child’s attachment style can help you respond with more empathy, patience, and confidence 💛

Every child connects, expresses emotions, and seeks comfort in their own unique way. Whether a child feels secure, anxious, avoidant, or overwhelmed, their behaviour is a form of communication—not something to “fix,” but something to understand.

When we create safe, predictable, and nurturing environments, children feel more secure, build trust, and develop stronger emotional regulation. Small, consistent actions—like being present, responding calmly, and offering reassurance—can make a big difference in how a child experiences the world.

Connection always comes before correction 🤍

17/04/2026

17/04/2026

Early intervention can make a life-changing difference for children with developmental delays or neurodiverse needs. The early years are when the brain is most adaptable, meaning children can learn new skills more easily and build strong foundations for communication, behaviour, and learning.
With the right support early on, children are better able to develop social skills, regulate their emotions, and participate more confidently at school and in everyday activities. It also empowers parents and caregivers with the tools and understanding they need to support their child’s unique journey.
The earlier the support, the greater the impact 💙

15/04/2026

Sensory techniques can make a powerful difference in the daily lives of neurodiverse children. By supporting how their bodies process sensory input, these activities help reduce anxiety, improve focus, and promote emotional regulation.

Simple strategies like deep pressure, movement, or oral input can calm an overwhelmed child or help energise one who is under-stimulated.

When used consistently, sensory input builds body awareness, supports better behaviour, and enhances participation in learning and play. Most importantly, it helps children feel more in control, comfortable, and confident in their environment 💙

12/04/2026

Today we celebrate an incredible woman, Shivani Le Roe — the passionate founder of Neuro Kids SA 💙

Your unwavering dedication, strength, and heart have created a powerful voice for children who deserve to be seen, supported, and understood. Thank you for tirelessly advocating for autism awareness, for fighting for access to early intervention, and for opening doors to education for neurodiverse children.

Because of you, so many families feel less alone, more empowered, and hopeful for the future. Your work is not just impactful — it is life-changing.

We see you. We appreciate you. And we thank you for all that you continue to do.

💙

02/04/2026

Today we celebrate the beauty of different minds, unique perspectives, and incredible strengths.
Autism is not something to fix — it’s something to understand, support, and embrace.

💙 Happy World Autism Awareness Day 💙

04/12/2025

We still have space in our Grade R-7 classes!

Create a dedicated inviting space for your child to learn and thrive! Get into contact with us now.