01 Apr 2025

Parent Carer Financial Toolkit

Name: Parent Carer Financial Toolkit
Start: 2025-04-01 10:00:00
End: 2025-04-01 11:00:00
Location: Online

Start:

April 1, 2025 10:00 am

End:

April 1, 2025 11:00 am

Fees & Tickets

Free

This event has no entrance fee

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Online

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Organizer

Leeds Parent Carer Forum

Some West Yorkshire CANN Organisations

SNOOP (Special Needs Objective Outreach Project)

SNOOP is a registered charity based in Eccleshill in Bradford, West Yorkshire and working across the whole of the Bradford Metropolitan District, including Bradford, Keighley, Airedale, Wharfedale and Craven. We have been pleased to support families of children and adults with SEND/autism and disabilities for the last 24 years. We operate from a purpose built centre, with fantastic facilities and is fully accessible. SNOOP provides the following services and support for children with SEND, adults with learning disabilities and/or autism and their parent/carers: After School Clubs Children’s holiday play schemes 3-16 years Adults day services and activities – 16-45 years Adults Social Group Preparation for Adulthood sessions and support planning for parent carers Youth Club SEND nursery providing early education funded places for 2,3 and 4 year olds Founded by the 2 Carols, we have an established reputation for quality and high standard of care and support and are sought externally for respresentation of the voice of young people and parent/carers of people with SEND and learning disabiilties and consultants in learning disabilility. We are very pleased to be part of the WYCANN network to share information and knowledge to enable and empower parent/carers as much as is possible.

SNOOP Newlands House One Inspire Bradford Business Park Newlands Way Eccleshill Bradford West Yorkshire BD10 0JE

SNOOP (Special Needs Objective Outreach Project)

Additional Needs After-School Club Holiday Playschemes Playgroup Preparation for Adulthood SEND Nursery Youth Clubs

People, Heritage and Nature. The object of the organisation is to carry on activities which benefit the community and in particular (without limitation) to provide benefit to disadvantaged communities across Leeds City Region particularly by using navigable waterways as the catalyst for engaging individuals from those communities to improve their health and well-being, education and employment opportunities. Operating from Leeds Lock Keepers House adjacent to the Royal Armouries Museum, Canal Connections uses the therapeutic potential of the region’s post-industrial, navigable waterways environment to engage people in a range of positive activities that help improve individual, social and environmental health and wellbeing by generating, four intrinsic rewards in individuals; their sense of personal meaning, choice, competence and progression….and it all starts with a canal boat trip! Our work has shown that even from a very low level of knowledge, understanding orengagement in their local heritage, by introducing young people to a range of creativeopportunities in informal, but regular, bite-size chunks, they respond positively to thefour intrinsic rewards that inspire engagement: sense of meaningfulness – feeling that you are on a path that means something, givingyou a strong sense of purpose and direction sense of choice – you feel ownership in your […]

Canal Connections CIC Lock Keepers House, Armouries Drive, LS10 1LE

Canal Connections CIC

Additional Needs Boat Trips Family Fun Days Holiday Playschemes Mental health and wellbeing support Therapy

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

Barca-Leeds is a community-based charity, a registered company limited by guarantee. We are an organisation that delivers transformational projects for adults, children, young people and families in Leeds, connection them with our services that respond to the needs of each individual. We help people overcome the barriers they face in fulfilling their potential by delivering advice, support and guidance, at a community and individual level. This includes people who may have complex needs and have been excluded from other services as a result. We offer a range of one to one support services as well as social, peer and themed group-based activities.

Manor House 259 Upper Town Street Bramley Leeds LS13 3JT

Barca Leeds

Advice Employment Support Family Fun Days Family Support Holiday Playschemes Housing Support Mental health and wellbeing support Outreach Substance support Youth Clubs

Parent Carer Financial Toolkit

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Free

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Leeds Parent Carer Forum

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Some West Yorkshire CANN Organisations

SNOOP (Special Needs Objective Outreach Project)

Canal Connections CIC

Ohana

Barca Leeds

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