Finding help for disabled children and their families
We know that airbnb guide us towards to fabulous and unique places to stay around the world, maybe a home from home or a treetop getaway!
What we know now is that airbnb are giving us access to some unique experiences away from the traditional guided tours and trips. But, even more exciting is that they are developing a list of experiences that cater for everyone, wheelchair friendly, neurodiverse inclusion, accessible and adapted, how fabulous is that!!
Playskill are a Watford area charity that run term time clubs for special needs and disabled children.
They offer a wide range of interactive activities for both parents and children to do together as well as online resources
Special Stars offer a range of services and products to support children with learning disabilities in the Hull area.
Whether it’s creating your own magical story or taking part in an interactive live streamed class to encourage all kinds of fun projects, with some ideas specifically created for SEND children.
Special Olympics GB have more than 120 inclusive multi sports clubs across the whole of the UK that encourage anyone of any ability to take part and enjoy a variety of sports.
Ignite run projects in the UK, Europe and Africa encouraging learning and development of children and young people with a love of science and technology. Projects are extra curricular.
Rawcous CIC create and encourage community projects for SEND children and young people in the Southend area.
Essex Short Breaks provide inclusive fun and activities for disabled children living in the Essex area.
The Outdoor Classroom is a mobile app that encourages learning about the natural environment around us.
Unique Kidz provide safe play space for children and young people with disabilities and additional needs. They are providing virtual sessions for children and their siblings during lockdown and those who are self isolating and home educating.