New Playscheme For Disabled Children |
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Summer Fun at Redlees Park
“The Trustees are very aware that no service is ‘safe’ in the current climate, even those for disabled children, and we worry that accessing what services remain will become increasingly difficult,” said Trustee Karen Adams. ”As parents of disabled children ourselves we know how challenging the long summer break can be. The playground is a really special place - the Children in Need grant is going to make a big difference to a lot of families” she added.
Parents and carers of disabled children can also come with their little ones to a specialist session at PiT Stop drop-ins which started this week and will run on Tuesday mornings between 10am and 12.30pm (during Hounslow school term times). Once there they can meet other parents for coffee or receive advice from Parents in Touch, a carers information and support project based in Chiswick. You need to be a member to access PiT services, but it’s free and you do not have to live in Hounslow. More information can be found at the Trust website. The long running One O’Clock Club continues to operate in the enhanced facilities, offering play for under fives of all abilities from 1pm Monday to Friday, all year round. May 24, 2011 |