Useful Links
Full of interesting links for parents and professionals
Free information and advice service on computing and disability |
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Offering adaptive clothing for children with additional requirements. They have created sensory clothing and accessories, wheelchair covers, chewies that enhance personal style and self expression. The also have a great range of swimwear, bibs and vests. | |
Facts and information about ataxia |
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Facts and information about autism |
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Do you live in Bristol, or do you use Bristol services a lot? Perhaps your child goes to a Bristol School, or you regularly attend the Children's Hospital.
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General Advice website |
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Communication Matters aims to increase understanding, awareness and knowledge of the needs of people with complex communication needs. |
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Support and information on all aspects of special needs |
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Promoting the voices and well-being of all children |
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A Useful site that will put anyone in touch with counselling services in the area. Counselling Directory only lists qualified/registered counsellors and psychotherapists. Every member must send us copies of their qualifications and insurance cover or must be registered with a recognised professional body. |
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Useful article about where to find inclusive cycling throughout the UK |
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Facts and information about Dyspraxia |
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Support for children and adults with eczema |
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Education and Resources for improving childhood continence |
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Facts and information about epilepsy |
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National Society for Epilepsy |
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Family Fund |
National charity Family Fund has grants available for families in England raising a disabled or seriously ill child aged under 18, on a low income. Grants range from clothing and bedding, white goods and furniture, to sensory and play equipment, digital devices and family breaks and days out. Families are asked to please apply as soon as possible to gain support, while funding is available. Check Family Fund's website for more details 👉 https://www.familyfund.org.uk/grants/ |
"A play and support centre for children with |
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Wide range of software and hardware adaptations for people with physical and/or learning disabilities |
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Is my child too ill for school? |
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Support for parents |
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Kingsweston School Uniform website |
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Free inclusive play for Disabled children aged 8-15 and their siblings at Bristol's adventure playgrounds. |
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Support for parents |
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Information and guidance on supporting you child from birth right through to adulthood. Find advice about EHCP's, diagnosis, housing, employment, benefits, and transition to adult services. |
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Parentline Plus (Family Lives) |
Advice and support for families |
Parents can give Ofsted their view of the school |
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Inspires and supports children, young people and adults with or without disabilities to make more of life together. |
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Providing Information, advice and support about SEND to children, young people and their parents and carers for 30 years. Originally set up as a charity in 1989 by local parents and professionals, they realised that better outcomes could be achieved for children and young people with SEND by working together. SEND and YOU now delivers SENDIAS Special Educational Needs & Disability Information Advice & Support service for 3 local Authorities; Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire. Office is based in Bristol. |
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Sibs exists to support people who grow up with or have grown up with a disabled brother or sister. It is the only UK charity representing the needs of over half a million young siblings and over one and a half million adult siblings. |
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Sirona care and health services
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Please find a link and QR code for a web page containing details of all the services Sirona care & health provides for children and young people at different ages/stages of their education. These include services for all – such as health visiting, school nursing and immunisations – as well as specialist services which children may be referred to.
Link: https://sirona-cic.org.uk/children-services/resources/information-about-our-services-for- |
Skiggle is a nationwide online network of UK-based people, families, carers and health professionals who either live with, or work with disability. Their website includes an SOS messaging service where members can request care essentials immediately in unforeseen circumstances, free of charge, from other member’s surplus supplies. They also have a marketplace feature where items can be bought, sold or offered for free. The marketplace includes the Bereavement Angel, an icon available for those needing to use the site due to personal loss. There is also a Facebook page where families and carers chat, ask for advice or support and recommend products to each other. |
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A site devoted to spreading awareness of sleep health and wellness. Resources specifically for children and adults with Autism. |
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Therapy directory |
A place to find alternative therapies as well as traditional professional therapies. |
Kingsweston School Uniform website - click here