NeuroKIND Wildlings
NeuroKIND Wildlings
An energetic afterschool social group for neurodivergent kids, held outdoors at rotating parks every Tuesday afternoon.
NeuroKIND Wildlings
NeuroKIND Wildlings is a free outdoor social group for neurodivergent kids aged 3-12.
We meet every Tuesday from 4-6pm at alternating parks across the Mornington Peninsula and Frankston areas, giving kids a chance to connect, play, and be themselves in a welcoming, low-pressure environment.
Our facilitators are neurodivergent themselves and understand the unique needs of neurodivergent children. We keep things flexible, sensory-friendly, and fun.
We always have card games and quiet activities on hand for kids who need a break from the action - there's no pressure to keep moving.
Group details
- WhenEvery Tuesday, 4-6pm
- Ages3-12 years
- LocationAlternating parks - see schedule
- CostFree
Park schedule
We alternate between two parks each week. All sessions run Tuesday 4-6pm.
About the parks
We rotate between two great parks, both packed with things for kids to explore.
Make an evening of it
Term 4 evenings are long and light - perfect for staying a little longer after the session wraps up. Grab a spot on the grass, spread out a picnic blanket, and have dinner at the park. We provide a free sausage sizzle during Term 4, or you're welcome to bring your own food.
Gotta catch 'em all
Both parks have plenty of Pokestops and Pokemon Gyms nearby, making Wildlings a great opportunity for kids and parents to catch some Pokemon while they're at it. Don't forget to bring your phone charged up!
Sandfield Reserve
Carrum Downs
A fantastic all-ages park with something for every kid. Whether yours wants to zoom down the flying fox, splash in the water play area, dig in the sandpit, or take on the rock climbing wall, there's plenty to keep them busy for the full two hours.
- Huge playground
- Flying fox
- Water play
- Swings
- Sandpit
- Skate park
- Rock climbing wall
- Accessible paths
- Toilets on site
Dunns Road Reserve
Mount Martha
A beautiful reserve with a nature-play feel. Kids love the tractor cubby, the climbing structures, and the wide open grassy areas. It's a quieter, more spread-out space that works really well for kids who need room to roam.
- Tractor cubby
- Climbing structures
- Open grassy areas
- Shade sails
- Nature play elements
- Quiet spaces
- Accessible paths
- Toilets nearby
What to expect
Outdoor play
Fresh air, open space, and room to move at local parks and reserves.
Peer connection
A chance to meet other neurodivergent kids in a relaxed, low-pressure setting.
Neurodivergent-led
Our facilitators are neurodivergent themselves and get it.
Safe space
No judgment, no pressure - just a welcoming community for kids to be themselves.
Common questions
Come and join us
Registration is required to attend - please register before your first visit so we know to expect you.