Family information directory

Can Do can be your next step to get where you want to be. It is a skills development activity-based programme for young people aged 16 to 35 with additional needs.Whether you’re brightening up your community with graffiti art projects or preparing food and packages… Read more

Grants awarded to charities registered in the UK to assist them in the incredible work they do every day. So far, we’ve raised and distributed over £75 million to thousands of charities.Our grant giving is guided by themes, with the focus on children and young people… Read more

This parenting course is for parents with children with ASD/ADHD or other challenging behaviour of primary school age and transition to secondary and run by the Home-Start Elmbridge Over 5s Project. It aims to enable parents to get back in tune with their child, and… Read more

The Elifar Foundation is a small charity which helps to improve the lives of children and young adults with severe learning difficulty and associated physical disability. We provide grants for a variety of items including electronic wheelchairs, specialised seating, eating aids, special beds and trikes,… Read more

Lifeline 4 Kids provides essential equipment to help improve the quality of life for children with disabilities and special needs. For the individual child they provide the full spectrum of specialised equipment such as electric wheelchairs, mobility aids and items including specialised computers and sensory toys… Read more

The Joseph Patrick Trust (JPT), the welfare fund within Muscular Dystrophy UK provides grants towards the costs of specialist equipment such as powered wheelchairs, adapted computers and electric beds, for children and adults with muscular dystrophy or a related neuromuscular condition. Read more

The Nihal Armstrong Trust is a small charity that provides children (up to and including 18 years of age) with cerebral palsy with essential pieces of equipment, communication aids or specific services that their local authority does not provide. The grants are for equipment items… Read more

React is a charity working to improve the quality of life for financially disadvantaged children with life-limiting illnesses. They supply a wide range of equipment from specialist wheelchairs, beds, baths, and mobility aids to essential everyday items like washing machines and tumble dryers. They can… Read more

Woking Youth Theatre is a registered charity committed to bringing quality performing arts education to the young people of Woking. We run fun, informal workshops every Sunday evening from 7pm for ages 14 to 21 inclusive. As well as the weekly workshops we will be staging… Read more

Crackerjacks provides grants to disabled children and young people throughout the UK. It can offer grants between £250 and £1,000 towards specialised equipment.  This might include a specialised wheelchair, bikes and trikes and sensory toys. The charity also has a respite home near Bream sands… Read more