Key Dates
Key Dates at Aim Higher.
At Aim Higher, we believe in the power of awareness and celebration. These key dates throughout the year provide valuable opportunities to shine a light on neurodiversity and mental health, helping us break down barriers, foster understanding, and create more inclusive communities. By marking these occasions together, we strengthen our commitment to supporting individuals and families affected by autism and mental health conditions.
Upcoming Key Dates 2025.
October 2025
ADHD Awareness Month
ADHD Awareness Month is an annual event held in October that aims to provide reliable information and resources about ADHD, a real brain-based medical disorder affecting all ages and communities. The 2025 theme is “The Many Faces of ADHD,” encouraging the ADHD community to share information and experiences to increase awareness and understanding throughout the year, not just during the designated month.
10th October 2025
World Mental Health Day
World Mental Health Day is an annual WHO campaign held on 10th October that aims to raise global awareness of mental health issues and mobilise efforts to support mental health worldwide. The event provides a platform for stakeholders to discuss their work and advocate for making mental health care accessible to all people globally, with each year focusing on a specific theme (such as “Mental Health at Work” in 2024).
November 2025
22nd November 2025
Aim Higher Charity Ball 2025
Join our team at our annual charity ball. Taking place at the MKM Stadium in Hull, this is a chance to find out more about our work, say a few words, and enjoy a lovely evening. There are a wide range of sponsorship packages available so get in touch with our team to find out more.
2026
February
9th – 15th February
Children’s Mental Health Week
This week is crucial for highlighting the importance of emotional wellbeing in young people. We’ll be hosting special workshops and activities designed to empower children and their families, focusing on building resilience and understanding mental health.
March 2026
16th – 22nd March
Neurodiversity Celebration Week
Join us as we celebrate the unique strengths and capabilities of neurodiverse individuals. Our programme includes parent forums, educational sessions, and fun social activities that showcase the talents and perspectives of our community members.
April 2026
Neurodiversity Awareness Month
Throughout April, we’re running a series of events and workshops aimed at increasing understanding and acceptance of neurodiversity in our community. This month-long celebration aligns perfectly with our mission of promoting social inclusion and supporting families.
2nd April 2026
World Autism Awareness Day
A significant date in our calendar where we focus on raising public awareness about autism. We’ll be hosting special events that bring together families, professionals, and supporters to share experiences and knowledge while celebrating the unique perspectives of individuals with autism.
June 2026
18th June
Autistic Pride Day
On the same day every year, this is a great day to showcase your pride in neurodiversity and autism.
How to Get Started.
Each of these dates represents an opportunity to further our objectives of social inclusion and acting as a resource for our community. We encourage all our members, supporters, and the wider community to join us in marking these important occasions.
Want to get involved?
Check our events page for specific activities during these periods, or contact us to learn how you can support our awareness initiatives. Together, we can aim higher and create positive change for individuals and families affected by autism and mental health conditions.