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West Yorkshire CANN – Children’s Additional Need Network

Who Is West Yorkshire CANN?

‘CANN’ stands for ‘Children Additional Needs Network’.

West Yorkshire CANN is formed of third sector, voluntary community and statutory organisations working with families and carers with children and young people with additional needs, in West Yorkshire.

It has been established so that Member Organisations can share best practice, resources, ideas and opportunities, in order to improve access to information, training and support for families and carers across the West Yorkshire area and the region, and to help to create a more efficient and effective ‘market place’ to the benefit of all users of our services, and the organisations involved.

The aim of this website is to share those good practices and resources with the families who need them! 

West Yorkshire CANN Locations

  • Bradford Bradford
  • Calderdale Calderdale
  • Kirklees Kirklees
  • Leeds Leeds
  • Wakefield Wakefield

 

 

FIND FUN ACTIVITIES
FIND FUN ACTIVITIES

FIND FUN ACTIVITIES

Enjoy new experiences and meet other families on fun days out.

COURSES
COURSES

COURSES

Learn about available courses and get support whether you are a parents/carers or a professional.

HIRE EQUIPMENT
HIRE EQUIPMENT

HIRE EQUIPMENT

Find out where you can hire equipment.

Some Upcoming Events

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ASAS also run Activity Days for children aged 8-18 years who live throughout Leeds Centre Based – these take place at Lineham Farm Children’s Centre and are aimed at children who prefer a less structured and busy environment; activities include animal care, climbing wall, adapted bikes, Sensory Caravan and walks in the countryside. Community Based – these take place in Kirkstall at the Leisure complex and are aimed at children who can cope with an organised programme of activities and cope better with busy and noisy environments; activities include bowling, lunch in a restaurant and cinema to see a film.​

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ASAS Activity Day

Activity Day
Leeds

Aireborough Supported Activities Scheme organise between 5 & 8 residential short breaks per year. The first of these takes place in Spring and the last in Autumn. We cater for children & young people aged  8 years to 18th birthday, who have additional needs.

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Mar

ASAS Residential Short Breaks

Residential Short Breaks
Leeds

Our Sponsors

  • EPIC
  • Irwin Mitchell
  • Leeds City Council
  • SNAPS

About West Yorkshire CANN

'CANN' stands for 'Children Additional Needs Network'. Its a network for third sector, voluntary community and statutory organisations working with families and carers with children and young people with additional needs in the West Yorkshire area.

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