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A fantastic centre for disabled and non-disabled children to hang out, have fun and make friends! Chill out in the state of the art multi-sensory suite with a fully interactive magic carpet, paint on the walls and create a master piece in the art room,… Read more

The scheme offers disabled young people aged 18 to 25 the opportunity to experience a wide range of both centre based and community activities in a safe, supportive and fun environment. Activities range from water sports, theatre, eating out, cinema, companion cycling, overnights, pub and… Read more

The scheme offers disabled young people aged 18 to 25 the opportunity to experience a wide range of both centre based and community activities in a safe, supportive and fun environment. Activities range from water sports, theatre, eating out, cinema, companion cycling, overnights, pub and… Read more

The scheme offers disabled young people aged 13 to 18 activities such as trips to Bushy Park for Companion Cycling, bowling, swimming, theatre, pub meals, orienteering, cinema, museums and experiencing the sights and sounds of the Bluebell Railway (just to name a few!). As well… Read more

Molesey Youthscheme is a great place for disabled teenagers to hang out, make friends and try new things. there are a selection of in day activities such as table tennis, theme days and cooking. The scheme also head out and about to Hampton Court, the… Read more

Bookham Young Adults is a great scheme for disabled young adults offering day activities and trips out and about. The scheme offers a place where young adults can make friends, hang out and try new things. Saturdays 10am to 4pm. Read more

An exciting, fun and inclusive dance school in Cheam for children and young people with special needs aged between 3-18. The classes are inclusive to all abilities and allow children and young people to have fun and express themselves through dance. Online enquiry form available… Read more

Finding Our Voices is an online community which started up in August 2014 as a quarterly magazine. It has helpful and inspiring articles relating to selective mutism. Read more

iSpeak exists to support adults and older children with Selective Mutism, and their parents and also to challenge misinformation and stereotypes surrounding this anxiety disorder. iSpeak aims to give people with Selective Mutism their own say about their own condition. Read more

We are part of the Surrey County Council Education Service. We work with learners aged 11 to 16, KS3 and KS4. Learners are at risk of exclusion or have been excluded from mainstream schools. We provide a range of full and part time programmes to… Read more