ALT A graphic titled "Do you see me? – K’s story: Mr Independent" with four coloured sections. The first section (pink) explains that K felt all aspects of his life were controlled, and occupational therapy helped him work towards independence. The second section (teal) describes how Occupational Therapy Technician Nicky Thompson helped K build confidence and cooking skills. The third section (purple) shares that K moved into a flat near his family, with support from Nicky to transition, connect with local activities, and manage budgeting. The final section (green) states that K is now enjoying his independence, living life fully, and feeling seen, valued, and heard. Each section has a relevant icon beside the text.

ALT A set of reusable menstrual hygiene products displayed on a brown surface. The set includes colourful patterned cloth pads, a teal-coloured underwear set with gold dotted patterns, small towels, and an inspirational card that reads, “For Women Only” and encourages women to be proud of who they are. The overall display promotes dignity and empowerment through sustainable period care.

ALT Text reads: 'Autism. Being autistic does not mean you have an illness or disease. It means your brain works in a different way from other people.'