Transport for Sick Children is a registered charity offering a unique volunteer service to help children from Greater Manchester to get to health appointments. The service is targeted at families most in need and helps children and their carers without other transport options.
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Gov.uk provide a range of useful information about getting around if you are disabled. This includes transport by: Trains Planes Cars, buses and coaches Taxis and minicabs Ships Wheelchairs
To help us to keep you up to date and informed we have created a Trauma Responsive Manchester Padlet Please let us know what information you would like to see on there. We are also looking for organisations to share their approach to trauma informed working…
The Travel Co-ordination Unit is responsible for the facilitation of appropriate home to school travel solutions for children and young people of Manchester with special educational or complex medical needs. Visit the Travel Co-ordination Unit webpages on the Manchester City Council website for further information…
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Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) has concessionary passes for disabled people. The application forms were redesigned in 2024. Disabilities are split into different sections, each with their own eligibility criteria and application form. One of these is a section for learning disabilities and neurological development…
Travel Support to Access Education Travel options to support children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities(SEND) to access education. Please refer to the download section to view the full document.
Policy on: Travel Support to Access Education For children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Please see download.
(NOT CURRENTLY ON OFFER - CHANGES DUE SOON) Manchester Local Offer’s free Travel Training Programme offers opportunities for young people to gain confidence and independence in travelling around Manchester and beyond. It’s for young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) aged 14-25 who live in…
Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) has a travel training resource. It can be used by young people and their families to design their own travel training, as well as schools and groups. It includes an independent travel guide, with an easy read version. There are…
Travel training teaches young people and adults who need additional support to make journeys using public transport safely and confidently on their own. Travel Training can involve: Short term support: Familiarising people with how public transport works in their area, giving them confidence to use…
