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archive-title Archives: Events Pro

Archives: Events Pro

17
Jun

Play for All: Exploring​ Adaptive Toys and Games​

Educational Webinar

About the event Discover the world of adaptive toys and games designed to ensure that playtime is inclusive and enjoyable for every child. In this engaging webinar, we will explore the latest innovations in adaptive play, highlighting toys and games that cater to diverse needs and abilities. Learn from experts about the benefits of adaptive play, how these toys are developed, and the positive impact they have on children’s development and social skills. Additionally, we’ll delve into the exciting realm of adaptive gaming, showcasing how video games are being tailored to provide accessible and immersive experiences for players of all […]

Bradford Calderdale Kirklees Leeds Wakefield

16
Aug

Inclusive Sports Festival

Drop In Sport

Bradford Calderdale Kirklees Leeds Wakefield

25
Jul

Tropical Bash

Family Fun Day

Kirklees

28
Jul

Sensory World Home Education Group

Educational Family Fun Day Youth Club

Kirklees

29
Jul

Sensory World Parent Support Group

Meetup Wellbeing

Kirklees

26
Jun

Sensory World Open Day

Drop In

Kirklees

25
Jun

Tech Talk: A Case Study of AT assessment and implementation to enable communication, leisure and functional skills

Educational Webinar Workshop

About the event Join us for an engaging webinar where we delve into a case study of AT, including assessment and implementation. Philip Coates, Assistive Technology expert discusses the importance of AT assessments in determining the appropriate communication and technology aids for individuals to enable communication, leisure and functional skills in daily life. In addition to the contact information found in each section, you are very welcome to use the specified Bridging the Gap phone number 0113 2214 364 or email victoria.harris@irwinmitchell.com Sign up here: https://events.irwinmitchell.com/casestudyofAT

Bradford Calderdale Kirklees Leeds Wakefield

02
Jul

SPEAK – Suicide Prevention Explore, Ask, Keep-Safe. An introduction to suicide prevention skills

Educational Webinar Wellbeing

Booking closes 22nd June We recognise that suicidal thoughts are prevalent among young people, particularly those with additional needs. Research indicates that approximately 20% of teens and young people have seriously considered suicide, with higher rates among those with disabilities and mental health conditions . Our course aims to provide support and resources to help parent/carers address these challenges effectively. The key objectives are To consider the attitudes, myths, and stigma that surround suicide To recognise and explore the ‘signs’ that may indicate someone is having thoughts of suicide To encourage an open, safe and sensitive conversation about suicide with […]

Bradford Calderdale Kirklees Leeds Wakefield

11
Jul

Shaping SEND in Bradford

Educational

Bradford

11
Jul

Bringing it Together – DOING IT SOLO – workshops for lone parents of disabled children, young people and adults.

Educational Webinar Wellbeing Workshop

SURVIVING THE SUMMER Self Care for Solo Parents with Rachael B How to find time to take care of ourselves during the long summer holidays Friday 11th July 2025 at 10.30am to 12.30pm Online session on Zoom • A timely reminder about why self care is so important • 6 tips for surviving the summer • Find out about some key ‘go-to’ resources that can help • Equip us so we can look after ourselves whilst taking better care of our children We know from experience that looking after ourselves can all too easily drop off the to do list, […]

Bradford Calderdale Kirklees Leeds Wakefield

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Some West Yorkshire CANN Organisations

Ohana.

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

Ohana.

Additional Needs Advice Equipment Hire Information Peer Support Playgroup
Made With Music.

A charity providing accessible and educational live music experiences for families and young people. We specialise in inclusive family and early years work.

Made With Music.

Additional Needs Family Fun Days Music Outreach Short Breaks Speech and Language Therapy Training
Bradford Children’s Services 0-25 Specialist Teaching & Support Service (STASS).

Bradford Council through Children’s Services, Education and Learning provides a range of specialist teaching and support services to schools and Private, Voluntary and Independent Early Years settings as part of its offer and statutory duties for children and young people aged 0-25 years with special educational needs and disabilities.The Low Incidence team are a team of specialist teachers and support workers, instructors, habilitation officers, audiologists and technical officers who provide specialist teaching and support and outreach work to children and young people who are / have: Visual impairment Hearing impairment Multi-sensory impairment Physical needs We also manage specialist provision for children who are deaf, vision impaired or multi-sensory impaired in the Local Authority led Resourced Provisions: Grove House Primary School (VI) Swain House Primary School (Deaf) Girlington Primary School (Deaf) Hanson Delta Academy (Deaf and VI)

Service for Children and Young People with Visual Impairment 3rd Floor, Margaret McMillan Tower Prince’s Way Bradford BD1 1NN

Bradford Children’s Services 0-25 Specialist Teaching & Support Service (STASS).

Additional Needs Advice Outreach
CP Teens UK.

Charity providing ‘help, hope, inspiration & friendship’ for children, young people and beyond with Cerebral Palsy/physical disabilities. The main aims of CP Teens UK are: ​The promotion of social inclusion among young people with physical disabilities who are socially excluded from society, or parts of society, as a result of their disability by: Providing connections & friendships for young people with a range of physical disabilities as part of a monitored and supportive community Providing help, support & advice for young people with physical disabilities, and their families Providing workshops, forums, advocacy and general support Providing recreational facilities and opportunities for young people with physical disabilities   Registered Charity No. 1172105.

CP Teens UK, Office 7, The Community HUB, Technique Stadium, Chesterfield S41 8NZ

CP Teens UK.

Additional Needs Advice Family Fun Days Sport Workshops

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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