DC Peers' New Community Hub!

Ever since we started our free neurodiversity club in 2017, folks who found us have wanted more -- more and different activities, for more ages, types, interests, and personalities, and more chances to connect.  And more importantly, more of a sense of belonging to a real community.

So now, we are taking a big leap, and leasing our own space in a central location to create a drop-in community "hub," where we can make those things happen!  We are working to create an oasis that welcomes all of us, as we are, in our unique neurodivergence, whenever we need something to do (or make or read or watch), someplace else to work, or just someone to talk to.  We want to make this as appealing and fun and well-equipped as possible -- and for that we need your help!  

Your donations will help us make this transition which, this year, will cost far more than our program fees bring in.  You can help pay the Tenleytown rent, pay more neurodivergent staff, offer free events, and fund big-ticket items like a real kitchen and a sensory retreat tent with good calming lights and textures.