Expanding Our Mission: Public Sensory Events

At The Perception Foundation, our journey has always been guided by one belief: sensory support should be accessible to everyone. We began by building private sensory rooms in schools and clinics, and later expanded to public sensory rooms in libraries, airports, and other shared spaces. Each step has brought us closer to a world where regulation, calm, and inclusion are not privileges—but rights.

Now, we’re excited to share the next chapter: public sensory events.

These events are designed to bring sensory-friendly experiences directly to the community. From interactive installations and calming zones at festivals, to pop-up sensory spaces in busy public areas, our events serve two powerful purposes:

1. Support – offering individuals with sensory needs a safe and welcoming place to regulate.

2. Awareness – sparking conversations and educating the broader community about neurodevelopmental differences, inclusion, and accessibility.

By moving into public sensory events, we’re creating not just spaces, but experiences—bridging understanding while supporting those who need it most.

This is more than an expansion of our mission. It’s a movement toward a future where sensory inclusivity is woven into the fabric of everyday life.