Resources and signposting

Find out the difference between an accessible toilet and a Changing Places toilet and signposting to useful links and resources.

This resource signposts carers to further advice and support.

This resource covers speech and language therapy and signposts families to other on and offline resources.

Understand why occupational therapy is important for your disabled child and get signposted to more on and offline resources.

This resource covers safe sleeping guidance and signposts families to online resources.

Sell equipment you no longer need for your child.

Donate equipment that you no longer need for your child.

This resource signposts to other organisations that offer family courses, support, webinars and workshops.

This resource signposts to online resources for planning days out for disabled or neurodiverse children and their families.

This resource signposts to useful advice about road safety for neurodiverse or disabled children.

This resource signposts where to seek legal support.

This resource signposts to useful resources about financial support.

This resource signposts to other funding charities.

This resource provides guidance for families about safe walking for their disabled child.

This resource signposts to useful organisations about transitioning from childhood to adulthood.

Being active can bring joy, confidence, and fun to disabled children. Sport and play help children stay healthy, learn new skills, and spend time with others.

We know it can feel difficult to think about or talk about palliative care. We have put together this resource to help families understand what it means, answer some common questions, and guide you to support when it is needed.

ADHD stands for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. It is a condition that affects how someone thinks, feels, and behaves. This resource helps parents to understand more about it and how you can help and support your child.

Every child is unique, with their own strengths, personality and way of learning. Sometimes, a child may need extra support, and that’s okay. This resource will offer guidance and signpost to further support.

Play is at the heart of every child’s life, shaping how they learn, grow, and connect with the world around them. Explore why play matters and how it can be used to support children’s emotional wellbeing and development.