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Through the society, we hope people will find the ability to be comfortable and have a group of like minded individuals (as neurodivergent people and those with mental illnesses often experience discrimination and intolerance)
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Through the society, we aim to get people specific help for the studies that is specialised for their neurotypes and/or mental illnesses (as standard study tips or support may not be helpful for everyone)
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Through the society, we hope to raise a discourse about ableism and discrimination that neurodivergent people and those with mental illnesses often experience, and challenge it as a society
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The society would hope to shape how the university supports those with atypical neurotypes and/or mental illnesses (as often these people share experiences of teaching staff not fully understanding what their neurotype and/or mental illness entails)
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The society would hope to raise the awareness of all students on all the different neurotypes and/or mental illnesses a person can have, especially giving advice on how to get diagnoses or support, no matter what they struggle with
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We want to work with Student Support to achieve our aims and objectives