Our Story;
Our heart belongs in Midlothian
Nicole Michael grew up with close family members who lived with severe disabilities, shaping her lifelong belief in compassion, inclusion, and support for those most in need. Midlothian is a community she knows as caring and supportive—one that looks after its own.
In 2016, after learning that her son lives with limited abilities, Nicole returned to Midlothian with a clear purpose: to support families facing challenges in today’s society.
Frender CIC was created to help support families in need, in loving memory of Nicole’s grandmother, and her uncle, she continues to honour the promise Nicole made as a child—to make a difference for others.
In loving memory of Jeanette and Gerald Wilson xx
Why we created Frender
Frender aims to unite
In the United Kingdom, approximately 349,000 children and across the globe, around 240 million children have a learning disability, with 70% experiencing isolation. This situation speaks volumes. It is imperative for society to progress and address this critical issue that affects children, educational institutions, caregivers, and mental health services.
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Your Child's Journey to Friendship Begins Here
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