Family information directory

I play 30 are tennis activity sessions designed for adults and children with learning, sensory and physical disabilities and their friends and family are welcome to join in the session too. Each tennis activity sessions are run by a qualified LTA coach and participants are… Read more

Intermediaries work in the Justice System to enable vulnerable witnesses, victims, suspects and defendants to give complete coherent and accurate evidence to police and at court. The primary role of intermediaries is to facilitate the communication of children and vulnerable adults with the justice professionals… Read more

Speech and Language Therapy for children up to the age of five who have speech, language and communication needs. The team also support older children who have specialist, complex needs. They assess and treat children who require support with: attention and listening, play, social communication,… Read more

The YMCAs help young people and communities with housing, training, education, physical health and mental health, support and advice and much more. Read more

The Child Outcomes Research Consortium (CORC) is the UK's leading membership organisation that collects and uses evidence to improve children and young people's mental health and wellbeing. The CORC Information Hub is an online resource centre of research reports, toolkits, case studies and presentations. The… Read more

Specialist Coaching and Mentoring for adults with Autism Spectrum Conditions and other neurodiverse conditions. Read more

CARE is a home improvement agency run by the Council for individuals who are aged 70+ or disabled and are owner-occupiers or private tenants on a low income. They provides free information and advice, advise on what type of repair, improvement or adaptation is needed… Read more

FamilyHub is a new section of the Mencap website, which helps connect family members of people with learning disabilities with each other for support. This includes parents, carers and adult siblings, who can share experiences and join discussions about how to support loved ones with… Read more

The Science Museum holds Early Bird mornings on selected Saturdays across the year, for families with children who have an Autism Spectrum Condition.  All of these events are free and suitable for families with children under the age of 15. Places are limited so you… Read more

Aims is to give young people with SEND the opportunity to help in changing, shaping and developing the services that directly affect them, by using their own experiences. The group creates a safe and fun environment for participants to get involved and be part of… Read more