We were awarded a two year research grant of £20k from The British Association of Dramatherapists to conduct the first ever feasibility study in the UK focusing on group dramatherapy and the reduction of anxiety with children who have a primary diagnosis of autism in mainstream school settings. We are proud to be undertaking this […]

Fantastic News! We’re delighted to announce that we are one of the 2,250 community-led projects in England to receive funding from the National Lottery Community Fund. The £202,812.00 will enable Roundabout to run 4 dramatherapy projects a year, in different schools each year, plus six months for evaluation and dissemination. The Grant will fund dramatherapy […]

At the beginning of 2019 Roundabout was delighted to receive a three year grant from Children in Need. This will enable Roundabout to run three, ten week dramatherapy projects a year offering support to siblings of children with autism living in Sutton. We are extremely grateful to Children in Need for their support of this […]

On Saturday June 1st 2019 , Tricia took part in the Yorkshire 3 Peak challenge. Tricia has been working with Roundabout as a Dramatherapist for the last 7 years. She said “Every day we hear more news about the crisis in the mental health of this country and dealing with the consequences of austerity. I’m […]

During November and December 2018 students from RED Academy in London worked pro bono on Roundabout’s website.  Elena, Elizabeth, Kate, Agatha, Marga, Patrick and Tony and their tutors Sophie, Carlos and Ashleigh worked tirelessly, first reviewing our old website, then designing and developing this new site. Their enthusiasm and dedication whilst working on our website […]

On the 2nd April 2019 Lynn and Deb, Roundabout’s CEOs, were delighted to attend the 100th Birthday celebration of NCVO (The National Council for Voluntary Organisations) at Windsor Castle, hosted by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. It was a privilege to represent dramatherapy and arts therapists. Deb and Lynn said “It was an honour to […]