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How my specialist support kept one little explorer in school
Without Multi-Sensory Impairment (MSI) expertise, vital aspects of Harvey's learning and communication were being forgotten
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From isolation to advocacy: My journey as a young carer
I wanted to share my story for Carers Rights Day this November, to show how important it is for young carers like me to get the right support.
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Making the countdown to Christmas accessible
From tiny treats to chocolate before breakfast, advent calendars bring a little magic to the Christmas countdown. But many shop-bought versions aren’t designed with everyone…
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Six sensory gift ideas for disabled adults with complex needs
Everyone has their own favourite textures, scents, and sounds, and sensory gifts are a wonderful way to honour that individuality.
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How I help my son Harvey explore the magic of Christmas
I wanted to share my story with you, so you can feel inspired to help other deafblind children feel the magic of Christmas.
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Our Christmas gift guide for disabled children with complex needs
Our Christmas gift guide tailored for disabled children with complex needs. Including accessible books, meaningful experiences, sensory toys and DIY activities.
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Representation matters. That’s why I wrote a book where disabled children feel seen
My latest novel is a bold, futuristic adventure story, which reflects on my Northern, working-class, disabled, and neurodivergent experience.
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Four ways to inclusively celebrate Halloween with disabled children with complex needs
Every child deserves to be able to celebrate Halloween. No matter what their needs are, no child should be left out of life – and that includes holidays!
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Our new hub in Belfast will support more children like Ruby
How our brand-new hub in Belfast will help children like Ruby.
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Closing the fuel poverty gap: why targeted energy support is vital
For millions of people, another winter of impossible choices looms.
