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!!
A specialist organisation providing affordable and accessible holidays on their 3 adapted canal boats. The opportunity to experience inland waterways, wildlife and much more for children and young people.
Farms For City Children offers children the chance to experience farm life for a whole week. The focus is on giving children who live in cities the opportunity to breath some fresh countryside air and learn and understand how a farm works.
Sandcastle support families affected by rare genetic disorders by providing grants for special days out, trips, family holiday and generally to help make wonderful memories for people of any age.
STA Travel create bespoke educational trips with safety, good value and enjoyment at the heart of their service. Whether you are looking a geography field trip in Iceland or an Sports week in France they have the answers.
Medical Travel Compared offers people with pre-existing medical conditions the ability to compare policies from more than 40 specialist medical travel insurance providers. Worldwide cover for cruises and winter sports is also available.
The Adamson Trust established in 1947 provides grants for disabled and special needs children aged 3 to 17 years for holidays or respite breaks. Individual families can apply as well as accepting applications on behalf of groups of children, organisations or registered charities. View the site for details of how to apply along with holiday locations.
Enjoy the best of Somerset in a luxury log cabin, glamping pod or yurt on our farm, close to the beaches at Burnham on Sea, but in the heart of the countryside. Find out more about their wheelchair accessible log cabins!
A complete guide to activities & places that are accessible to kids in wheelchairs or have limited mobility
Debbie North is a wheelchair user who has designed an off road mobility scooter so that she can access the countryside and encourage other disabled and wheelchair users to do the same.