Children’s Additional Needs Network
An accessible, family friendly gig at Leeds’ best loved music venue! Three contrasting acts playing short sets on a Sunday afternoon for the whole family to enjoy.
Doors Open at 2:00PM From 2:30PM to 5:00PM
Brudenell Social Club, Leeds, LS6 1NY
January 26, 2020 2:30 pm
January 26, 2020 5:00 pm
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madewithmusicforyou@gmail.com
http://www.madewithmusic.co.uk
Ohana provides relief for families who have children with a disability or special educational need. Ohana strives to provide and or advise where they can find inclusive support activities, which help develop communication and social skills. Offer opportunities to volunteer, refer or advise on where to go for respite care. Increased awareness and understanding of the support needs of people with disabilities and/or special educational needs.
Flat 2, 46 North Road, Ripon, HG4 1JR
Supporting anyone affected by Spina Bifida, hydrocephalus and related conditions in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
42 Park Road Peterborough PE1 2UQ
Afrikindness, established as a registered charity in 2023, is committed to advancing the education and social development of racially marginalized and socially excluded children and young people, empowering them to reach their full potential and thrive in society. Our key objectives are as follows: 1) Advancing Education: We equip parents and teachers with resources and support, promoting academic success and lifelong learning, so every child, regardless of race, has the tools they need to excel. 2) Social and Character Development: Through specialised programs and resources, we build resilience, empathy, and social skills, fostering strong, positive identities in young people. Knowing fully that the key stakeholders in a child’s development are parents and schools, we collaborate with both to support the well-being of young people. 3) Promoting Racial Harmony: We educate the public, especially parents, on racial diversity and equality, working to eliminate discrimination while fostering mutual understanding and respect across diverse racial and cultural backgrounds. Through training and intervention support, we empower parents with tools to navigate the challenges of parenting in a multicultural society. In addressing cultural and racial barriers, Afrikindness bridges gaps that can often hinder young people’s racial identity formation. By creating a collaborative network among teachers, […]
47 Westgate Wakefield WF1 1BW
Forum Central is the collective voice for the health and care third sector in Leeds, delivered in partnership by Leeds Older People’s Forum and Volition. Our vision is a better quality of life for people in Leeds. We connect third sector organisations in Leeds with decision makers in health and social care. We influence strategic developments, policy and ways of working across health and social care. This includes links with the Local Authority, NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) and Local Care Partnerships (LCPs) in Leeds. Our work is informed, driven and led by our members. With a membership network of around 300 organisations we are the collective voice for the health and care third sector in Leeds. We coordinate specialist networks that focus on: Communities of Interest (COIN) Learning disability Men’s health (Men’s Health Unlocked) Mental health Older people Physical and sensory impairment Workforce (HR Network) Forum Central supports over 40 third sector representatives, who perform a range of representative and advocacy roles in Leeds. Reps attend a wide range of meetings in the city from the Health and Wellbeing Board (HWWB) to the various population boards. We keep the third sector informed, connected and visible.
C24, Josephs Well, Hanover Ln, Leeds LS3 1AB
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