We offer support for outreach, supported living and group living services, as well as short breaks and respite care. In Reading, we provide everything from 2 to 37 hours’ support weekly. We provide practical help as well as emotional support.
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Looking for autism friendly things to do? Dimensions UK work with cinemas, libraries, museums and Belong by GAME Arenas. Each venue’s autism friendly training is tailored to their environment and guests. Adjustments include reduced sensory stimulation, increased signage and autism training for staff. Our training…
Pre-School Playgroup
We are available during the COVID-19 epidemic if required Dingley's Promise provides a place where children - From birth to five - with additional needs and disabilities can develop skills through play under the supervision of qualified staff. Parents and carers are also welcome, and…
What are Direct Payments?Direct Payments are a way of arranging social care services for disabled children and young people and their families. A person with parental responsibility for a disabled child is given money to pay for the service instead of the local authority arranging…
After you've had an assessment of your care and support needs, you may be allocated a Personal Budget to use to pay for your care and support. If you receive a Personal Budget we'll give you some advice to help you plan how to use…
ABLEize is a non profit disability run website established to offer the UK’s largest collection of disability and special needs resources to ensure disabled people, their carer’s and family have access to contacts and online information. Every subject is covered from access needs, disability sports,…
Challenging the barriers to play Play is an important part of everyday life, especially for children and young people: Play helps us develop our physical and mental health. Play helps us to improve our relationships with friends (as well as making new friends). Play helps…
Challengers develops and delivers inclusive play and leisure for disabled children and young people. If you are a new parent, you will first need to register with Challengers. To do that, visit our Challengers booking website or call the booking line on 01483 230 939.…
The Disability Employment Advisers are available in majority of Jobcentres. The objective of Disability Employment Advisers is to support Jobcentre customers who have health conditions and disabilities to prepare for work, move into work and remain in work. Disability Employment Advisers share their knowledge, skills…
Many UK charities or trusts provide grants for the disabled, each with their own criteria for providing funds. Do you have a Disability? Are you a parent or carer of a Disabled child or adult?
We are disabled people leading change, working to create a society where everyone with lived experience of disability or health conditions can participate equally as full citizens.
Disabled Access Holidays is an expert travel agency specializing in arranging Disabled Holidays packages for the disabled people. Following are the services provided by this Organization: Booking flights from most UK airports and arranging assistance at the airport Recommending accessible accommodation, apartments and villas in a variety of…
Search hotels, restaurants, bars, leisure facilities, cinemas & theatres, visitor attractions. Are accessible venues easy to find? Euan's Guide features disabled access reviews from disabled people and their friends and families. Help other people by adding your reviews if accessible venues are easy to find.…
The Disabled Children's Team (DCT) is a statutory service who work specifically with children and young people, who are aged 0 to 18, with significant special needs and/or disabilities, as defined in the Children Act 1989
Disabled Facilities Grants (DFGs) of up to £30,000 are available for work that's needed to help a disabled person live more independently in their own home. The grants are available to both home owners and private tenants in West Berkshire. You can request an occupational therapist assessment by contacting the Adult Social…
As a higher education student living in England, you can apply for a Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA) if you have a disability, including a: long-term health condition mental health condition specific learning difficulty, eg dyslexia You must meet the definition of disability under the Equality Act 2010. The support you…
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Support for victims of domestic abuse. Refuge, resettlement, outreach and helpline offered. The West Berkshire Domestic Abuse Service provides the following services for women and men who are experiencing domestic abuse: Refuge placements Outreach one to one support (women and men) Independent Domestic Violence Advisor…
Services we provide Assistance with personal care Assistance with shopping Assistance with domestic chores Assistance with learning new skills Assistance with managing moods, emotions and behaviours Assistance with meal preparation and managing a healthy lifestyle Assistance with accessing social and recreational activities Assistance in taking…
Childminder
Hello, my name is Donna and I have been an OFSTED registered childminder since 2007. I have good experience of looking after all different age ranges and can provide excellent references to any prospective parents. I am flexible and work together with the parents to…