StropOFFka is a place where children, teenagers and their parents can find professional support, understanding and a safe environment for personal growth. The organisation focuses primarily on children with neurodevelopmental differences such as ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), developmental language disorder, learning disabilities and other developmental challenges.
The goal of StropOFFka is to help children develop their strengths, self-confidence, independence and practical life skills. Every child is seen as a unique individual with their own pace of development and specific needs.
Services include play and developmental therapies, neurodevelopmental stimulation, special education support and individual therapeutic work for children, adolescents and adults. A strong emphasis is placed on a respectful approach, building trust and finding solutions that work for each child and their family.
StropOFFka is more than just a therapy centre. It also organises community events, leisure clubs, weekend trips, day camps and themed therapeutic stays throughout the year. These include spring, summer and winter programmes, with winter stays often featuring adapted ski lessons for children with neurodevelopmental differences.
Supporting parents is an essential part of StropOFFka’s work. Families can receive professional guidance, practical recommendations and understanding on the often challenging journey of raising a child with additional needs. StropOFFka creates a supportive community where families can connect, share experiences and feel understood.
• professional support for children with ADHD, ASD, developmental language disorder and other neurodevelopmental differences
• play-based and developmental therapies
• special education support
• community events and leisure activities
• day camps and therapeutic stays
• support and guidance for parents
• respectful, safe and welcoming environment
