ICE Benevolent Fund
The ICE Benevolent Fund has a range of services to support ICE members and their families with the pressures of everyday life. It also helps members reach their potential in their personal development.
- Date
- 21 October 2026
- Time
- 12:30 - 13:00 BST
- Location
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Online
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Overview
Between three and five percent of the world’s population is thought to have ADHD. With each case presenting uniquely, it can be hard to identify whether you, or a member of your family might have ADHD. It can be even harder to work out what support might be available and how to access it.
About this event
During this webinar, delegates will explore:
- What is ADHD?
- Might I or a family member have ADHD?
- What support might be available to ICE members and their families?
For further information, please contact the ICE Benevolent Fund at [email protected] or call 01444 417 979.
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Programme
12:30 - 12:35
Introduction from Sarah Mason-Parker, marketing manager and caseworker, ICE Ben Fund
12:35 - 12:55
Presentation from Colin Foley, chief executive officer, neurodiversity training UK
12:55 - 13:00
Q&A, Colin Foley, facilitated by Sarah Mason-Parker, ICE Ben Fund
Speakers
Sarah Mason-Parker
ICE Benevolent Fund
marketing manager and caseworker
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Sarah Mason-Parker
Sarah has been working for the ICE Benevolent Fund since 2018. She is passionate about the Ben Fund’s mission to support ICE members and their families wherever they are in the world.
Colin Foley
Neurodiversity Training UK
Chief Executive Officer
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Colin Foley
Colin Foley is the CEO of Neurodiversity Training UK.
Neurodiversity Training UK aims to provide practical, engaging and evidence-based training opportunities for professionals on supporting neurodivergent children and young people in education or colleagues in the workplace.
Before this, Colin had a successful twenty-five-year teaching career, including ten years in school leadership and led the Training team at the ADHD Foundation for ten years to be become the largest provider of training for professionals on ADHD in the UK.
Our training sessions are rooted in taking a strength-based approach to neurodiversity- understanding the conditions, how they can overlap, the impact of neurodiversity on people’s lived experience as well as empowering educators, employers, line managers, service providers, families and neurodiverse people with evidence based strategies for living well and being successful in education and in the workplace.
For more information please contact:
ICE Benevolent Fund Team
- e: [email protected]
- t: +44 (0)1444 417 979
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