PACEY (Professional Association for Childcare and Early Years) is a charity and professional association. We believe every child should reach their full potential and, since 1977, have worked with registered childminders, nannies as well as other individuals and organisations, such as local and national government,…
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On Wednesdays and selected Sundays, we are hosting quiet sessions to provide an experience that aims to create a more comfortable visit for those with Autism and other sensory requirements. Our centre music, hand driers and televisions will remain switched off until 12.00pm to provide…
Barton SquareThe Trafford CentreManchesterM17 8AS
Quiet Mornings are multi-sensory, open-ended family play sessions held on some Sundays, 10.30am to 12.30pm, at the Whitworth Art Gallery. They are designed for a quieter experience, with children leading the way in their own time and at their own pace. Held in the School…
The University of ManchesterOxford RoadManchesterM15 6ER
RANi Mind (RANI- Raising Awareness on Neurodivergent Individuals) is a voluntary community organisation dedicated to supporting families of neurodivergent children through culturally informed guidance, advocacy, and education.We work closely with parents and families, communities across Greater Manchester, educational establishments (schools and colleges) and community groups and organisations,…
Here at RDAC we are experts in delivering specialist driving tuition to people who require additional support. Our instructors have a wealth of knowledge in adaptations and medical conditions and work closely with our Occupational Therapist and Driving Advisors, to ensure you get the most…
Meriden RoadHampton in ArdenWarwickshireB92 0LT
React – Rapid Effective Assistance for Children with potentially Terminal illness is a dynamic charity working to improve the quality of life for children with life-limiting illnesses living in financially disadvantaged households throughout the UK. Our work is unrivalled by any other organisation and our…
Small changes can be made as part of SEND Support. These are known as reasonable adjustments. This Government information offers guidance, including how to work with your child's setting to get them in place: What are reasonable adjustments and how do they help disabled pupils at…
To keep the directory as up to date as possible, we ask that organisations and services register, to allow you to either create an entry from scratch or take ownership of an existing entry, and update it as and when you need to. If you notice…
Respect for All offers mental wellbeing services for Autistic and or Learning Disabled People and their Families and Carers who live in Greater Manchester of all ages. We also offer peer support groups and training.
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The star* scheme supports young people and families to overcome the impact of experiencing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) through engagement with grassroots rugby. Research shows us that in order for young people to overcome the impact of ACES, they need to build resilience through relationships with…
