NAC empowers caregivers to provide compassionate, attuned support for people with severe and profound disabilities.
We provide training, guidance, and resources to help caregivers and organisations embed trauma-informed, relationship-based approaches in their daily support.
NAC's vision
NAC’s vision is to ensure that people with severe and profound intellectual disabilities receive care that supports their emotional wellbeing, by equipping families, professionals, and services with the knowledge and skills to provide trauma-informed, compassionate support.
Read more“NAC helps families and professionals put evidence-informed approaches into practice to support the emotional wellbeing of people with severe and profound intellectual disabilities.”
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Benefits of working with us
Working with us will enable you to provide support that enhances quality of life and can:
- Increase wellbeing and reduce distress
- Strengthen carer wellbeing, skills, and confidence
- Reduce distressed or challenging behaviours
- Improve regulation and engagement
- Support healing from trauma
Who we can help
Families and caregivers
Practical guidance and support to help you provide compassionate, attuned care that promotes emotional wellbeing.
Health professionals and services
Training and consultancy to strengthen trauma-informed practice and support the people in your care.
Charities and community organisations
Resources, strategies, and advice to help you support individuals with severe and profound intellectual disabilities.
Education and social care services
Practical tools and training to enhance wellbeing, inclusion, and quality of life for the people you support.
As well as supporting people with severe and profound intellectual disabilities and profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD) or profound intellectual and multiple disabilities (PIMD), we can help people who are autistic, have brain injury or dementia.
