At least 168 services found — 12 shown on this page (page 3 of 14)
Thames Valley Adventure Playground CIO — Charity
The activities of the charity are the provision of facilities for adventure play to alleviate the needs of children and adults with special needs, and those of their relatives and carers. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Basingstoke Mencap Services — Charity
Basingstoke Mencap works for the relief of people with learning disabilities in particular by the provision of help and support for them and their families, dependents and carers.The society also provides or assists in the provision of facilities for recreation or other leisure… Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Lighthouse Safe Harbour — Charity
Lighthouse Safe Harbour is designed specifically, but not exclusively, for children with Special Educational Needs (such as Autism, ADHD, Sensory Processing needs and Attachment needs), who also present with behaviour that challenges. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Autism Hampshire — Charity
Autism information, advice and local support in Hampshire. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Aariyan and Bader — Charity
We support vulnerable children, young people and families, particularly those affected by disability, SEN and financial hardship. We provide educational resources, digital learning tools and essential support, including signposting to appropriate education, health and therapy… Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Access All Areas — Charity
Access All Areas was formed in 1976 as Rainbow Drama Group. In 2007, it registered as a charity (1120588) before transferring to its current format as a CIO in 2017. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Accessible Inclusive Music (AIM) — Charity
The advancement of the art of music for the public benefit in the UK among children and young people up to the age of 25, in particular children and young people who are disabled and have additional needs and their siblings, by providing accessible and inclusive opportunities… Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Action for Autism UK — Charity
-Providing guidance and support to families seeking autism support services- Offering practical assistance to families experiencing hardship linked to disability and care needs- Contributing towards therapeutic, educational, or wellbeing-related interventions- Supporting… Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Adhdaf+ — Charity
Initial activities include:Funding local in-person ADHD Support Groups and empower Peers to lead them.Hosting events to connect local ADHD adults of marginalised genders.Educating Businesses with unique ADHD Seminars on how to best support ADHD adults. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Afasic — Charity
Afasic is a UK wide charity that represents and helps children and young people affected by speech, language and communication needs and their families. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Agency for Culture and Change Management — Charity
Delivers: 1. Social responsibility, active citizenry, community cohesion. 2. combats inequality, xenophobia, homophobia, antisemitism, islamophobia, ageism, misogyny. 3. special needs inclusion play, learning with disabilities, autism. AFRID, Crohn's. Carer parents' respite. 4. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Alex Foundation — Charity
Our objects are to enhance, promote and raise awareness of the potentials of children and young people with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Epilepsy, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) with family and carers. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
