Why community organisations choose Cubbie
How Cubbie supports participation and inclusion for everyone
Cubbie removes the stigma around neurodiversity and sensory support, creating a safe place where individuals can go to reset, regulate, and feel ready to participate again. With Cubbie, children and families are able to try new experiences and feel a sense of belonging in their community.
Cubbie is much more than just a sensory pod; it’s an inclusive sensory and wellbeing solution that is accessible to everyone, everywhere.
Cubbie: Supporting wellbeing and inclusion in communities
We support and partner with community organsations to help create inclusive spaces for everybody to be able to participate and thrive. Cubbie is a personalised sensory wellbeing solution that offers a safe and familiar space where individuals can go to reset, feel calm, and regulate.
Designed as a blank canvas, Cubbie is able to adapt to any environment and provide individualised sensory regulation support for everyone, giving them a unique experience that’s just for them when they need it.
How Cubbie supports participation and inclusion for everyone
Cubbie removes the stigma around neurodiversity and sensory support, creating a safe place where individuals can go to reset, regulate, and feel ready to participate again. With Cubbie, children and families are able to try new experiences and feel a sense of belonging in their community.
Cubbie is much more than just a sensory pod; it’s an inclusive sensory and wellbeing solution that is accessible to everyone, everywhere.
WORKSHOPS & WEBINARS
Our workshops and webinars aim to educate as many people as possible about sensory processing difficulties. We offer in-house workshops at your premises and open programs where we invite participants from various organisations to join us in combating the stigma and prejudice faced by those who need our support the most.
INDUSTRY EVENTS
We participate in several industry events throughout the year. As part of our commitment to ensuring no person is left behind, these industry events are key to ensuring we showcase our capabilities and spread the word. If you would like us to exhibit or talk at your event, please get in touch.
FOCUS GROUPS
We host quarterly focus groups that bring together parents, teachers, HR leaders, SEND specialists, and members of the neurodivergent community. These focus groups are essential for fostering innovation and ensuring that Cubbie continues to evolve and thrive for the long term.
CUBBIE CONNECT FORUMS
Join Our Inclusive Forums: Empowering Parents, Teachers, and Neurodivergent Communities At Cubbie, we bring together parents, teachers, and neurodivergent individuals to share challenges, develop ideas, and support each other. Purpose: Connect: Build a supportive network. Share: Exchange experiences. Innovate: Create solutions. Advocate: Promote acceptance. Why Join? Support: Community backing. Resources: Useful tools. Voice: Advocate for inclusion. Join us and make a difference!
A community challenge: Creating inclusive environments for everyone
The rising SEND and inclusive support needs in education and healthcare services are reshaping how community spaces are designed. Libraries, leisure centres, and other public spaces are adapting their environments to ensure they’re accessible and inclusive for everyone.
When everyday spaces are designed with accessibility in mind, everyone, including neurodivergent individuals, can feel safe, supported, and able to participate.
Reduction in disruption and behavioural issues
Increase in attendance
and participation
Increase in time regained
for staff and teams
Delivers targeted, individualised, and effective sensory experiences for everyone
Provides a standardised and consistent solution that adapts to the environment
Reduction in disruption and behavioural issues
Increase in time regained
for staff and teams
Increase in attendance
and participation
Provides a standardised and consistent solution that adapts to the environment
Delivers targeted, individualised, and effective sensory experiences for everyone
Success stories
Resources and insights
Castlebar and Swinford Libraries
We have seen an increase in footfall for all ages and are working more closely than ever before with local schools. It’s helping autistic and anxious people feel calm in less than 15 minutes. Parents of special needs children are more confident to visit the library now as they feel more welcome.
Manorhamilton Library
Since Cubbie was introduced the library has seen a very positive impact it has made on the service. Cubbie has made the library more inclusive and accessible to our users and wider community.
Manorhamilton Library
Since Cubbie was introduced the library has seen a very positive impact it has made on the service. Cubbie has made the library more inclusive and accessible to our users and wider community.
Castlebar and Swinford Libraries
We have seen an increase in footfall for all ages and are working more closely than ever before with local schools. It’s helping autistic and anxious people feel calm in less than 15 minutes. Parents of special needs children are more confident to visit the library now as they feel more welcome.
Manorhamilton Library
Since Cubbie was introduced the library has seen a very positive impact it has made on the service. Cubbie has made the library more inclusive and accessible to our users and wider community.
Castlebar and Swinford Libraries
We have seen an increase in footfall for all ages and are working more closely than ever before with local schools. It’s helping autistic and anxious people feel calm in less than 15 minutes. Parents of special needs children are more confident to visit the library now as they feel more welcome.
Sensory rooms: Integration for inclusion
Sensory rooms have become a staple in many schools. They are designed as calming spaces where children can take a break from sensory overload. The intention is always to support. However, as we enhance our understanding of inclusion, it’s essential to ask: is there a way to support regulation without creating separation?
Understanding sensory processing disorder: A silent struggle
Imagine living in a world where every sound feels like a roar, where the touch of clothing feels like sandpaper on your skin, or where bright lights seem like a constant, unbearable glare. This is the reality for individuals with SPD, a condition that remains largely misunderstood and
under-recognised.
The lifelong impact of sensory
processing disorder: From childhood to adulthood
Explore the deeper impacts of SPD on individuals as they transition from childhood into adolescence and adulthood. Understanding the statistics and long-term effects can help in creating more effective support systems and raising awareness about this often-overlooked condition.
Whether you’re looking to support inclusion and accessibility or reduce the strain on staff capacity and resources, Cubbie is here to help you create inclusive spaces where everyone can regulate, participate, and thrive.
Want to solve your inclusion needs?
Get in touch with our Cubbie team
The lifelong impact of sensory
processing disorder: From childhood to adulthood
Explore the deeper impacts of SPD on individuals as they transition from childhood into adolescence and adulthood. Understanding the statistics and long-term effects can help in creating more effective support systems and raising awareness about this often-overlooked condition.
Understanding sensory processing disorder: A silent struggle
Imagine living in a world where every sound feels like a roar, where the touch of clothing feels like sandpaper on your skin, or where bright lights seem like a constant, unbearable glare. This is the reality for individuals with SPD, a condition that remains largely misunderstood and
under-recognised.
Sensory rooms: Integration for inclusion
Sensory rooms have become a staple in many schools. They are designed as calming spaces where children can take a break from sensory overload. The intention is always to support. However, as we enhance our understanding of inclusion, it’s essential to ask: is there a way to support regulation without creating separation?
Sensory rooms: Integration for inclusion
Sensory rooms have become a staple in many schools. They are designed as calming spaces where children can take a break from sensory overload. The intention is always to support. However, as we enhance our understanding of inclusion, it’s essential to ask: is there a way to support regulation without creating separation?
Understanding sensory processing disorder: A silent struggle
Imagine living in a world where every sound feels like a roar, where the touch of clothing feels like sandpaper on your skin, or where bright lights seem like a constant, unbearable glare. This is the reality for individuals with SPD, a condition that remains largely misunderstood and
under-recognised.
The lifelong impact of sensory
processing disorder: From childhood to adulthood
Explore the deeper impacts of SPD on individuals as they transition from childhood into adolescence and adulthood. Understanding the statistics and long-term effects can help in creating more effective support systems and raising awareness about this often-overlooked condition.
Want to solve your inclusion needs?
Get in touch with our Cubbie team
Whether you’re looking to support inclusion and accessibility or reduce the strain on staff capacity and resources, Cubbie is here to help you create inclusive spaces where everyone can regulate, participate, and thrive.
Cubbie: Supporting wellbeing and inclusion in communities
We support and partner with community organsations to help create inclusive spaces for everybody to be able to participate and thrive. Cubbie is a personalised sensory wellbeing solution that offers a safe and familiar space where individuals can go to reset, feel calm, and regulate.
Designed as a blank canvas, Cubbie is able to adapt to any environment and provide individualised sensory regulation support for everyone, giving them a unique experience that’s just for them when they need it.
