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There are many ways for everyone to enjoy an active lifestyle. Are you disabled or are you supporting disabled friends, family or clients to find new ways to be active? Getting fit can help improve certain physical functions to help with daily life, reduce the…

A listening ear. Without prejudice. Without judgement. Recognising culture differences We understand that your health and wellbeing may be materially affected by adverse experiences throughout your life due to your race and or culture. We are actively engaged in addressing this inequality through a dedicated…

Blind Person’s Allowance means you can get an extra amount of income tax-free each year.

This organisation can tell you more about music therapy and help you find a qualified music therapist. Anyone using the title 'music therapist' must be registered with the Health and Care Professions Council. Check the register at www.hpc-uik.org Music plays an important role in our…

What is Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) or Dyspraxia? Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) or dyspraxia in children is a condition which principally affects motor coordination; the way the body organises and carries out movement-related tasks. How do I know if my child has Developmental Coordination Disorder…

Parents and carers say they want access to reliable information about their young person’s mental health condition. This website aims to help you to help your young person by directing you to sources of support, advice and information For both parents and professionals.

My Family, Our Needs is for parents; to give all the information and guidance you need, from Special Educational Needs Lawyers.

Safe Time Nottinghamshire provides therapeutic support to children and young people aged 17 and under who have experienced sexual exploitation or abuse. We aim to ensure that children and young people referred into Safe Time are kept safe and supported and that the level of…

For young people aged 14 and above with a mild to moderate eating disorder.  The service provides counselling, therapies and dietetic advice. Young people aged 14-18 must have parental or GP consent prior to referral

Sensory Traveller Holidays is an accessible Tour Operator providing specialized holidays combined with leisure and self-growth activities (e.g., Dramatherapy, Music Therapy, Animal Assisted Activities) for people with access needs including people on the autism spectrum.