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The Harbour aims to provide fun, friendship and support to special needs kids, their siblings and their parents/ carers. We have a sensory room, an activity room and a quiet zone. We also sometimes have special guests such as Gary Quinn from Reaching Thru Music or the lovely ladies from Bubbly Heaven. We run play […]
› Read moreAS you like it A special interest group for autistic young people and those exploring an autism diagnosis. Siblings and parents able to stay and join in or just chill and have refreshments. Age 7 up. Saturday 21st May 2-3:30pm St Andrew’s and St Bartholomew’s Churchdown Funded by and in partnership with the NHS and […]
› Read moreAS you like it A special interest group for autistic young people and those exploring an autism diagnosis. Siblings and parents able to stay and join in or just chill and have refreshments. Age 7 up. Saturday 30th April 2-3:30pm St Andrew’s and St Bartholomew’s Churchdown Funded by and in partnership with the NHS and […]
› Read moreGDA IS HAVING A QUIZ NIGHT!! Join us at GDA for some quiz fun! Saturday 30th April at 5.30 – 7:30pm at GDA Centre Adult ticket: £5 & Child ticket: £3 Quiz and games for families and friends!! To buy your tickets, please use this Eventbrite link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/gdas-quiz-night-tickets-320664013697If Text Anna on 07767 025044 for more […]
› Read more#Easter #fun at The Chamwell Centre Come along and have some fun over the Easter holidays…lots of activities for ALL to enjoy! There will be 5 accessible chair yoga sessions on a variety of days – there will be chairs and space for wheelchairs in the space. To book or enquire contact: bookings@chamwellcentre.org.uk 01452 767700 […]
› Read moremeeting at 11.30 at the city farm, to meet and greet the animals, afterwards join us in a small egg hunt in the allotment next to the farm where we will some easter crafts to make and take. please feel free to bring your own drinks and snacks.there is no fee for this event however […]
› Read moreIf you’re looking for FREE activities and fun in May Half Term, come along to Belmont School on Monday 30th May to help us celebrate the Queen’s Jubilee by having as much fun as possible! Hosted by Belmont Community Sports Hub at Belmont School, Cheltenham, this inclusive event welcomes disabled children, their siblings, and their […]
› Read moreTADS celebrates a long-awaited return to the stage with this inventive production of Mary Chase’s classic comedy. Since their mother’s death, Veta has been living with elder brother Elwood in the old mansion he inherited. She aspires to social acceptance and seeks a good marriage for her daughter, but Elwood’s behaviour is getting in the […]
› Read moreTADS celebrates a long-awaited return to the stage with this inventive production of Mary Chase’s classic comedy. Since their mother’s death, Veta has been living with elder brother Elwood in the old mansion he inherited. She aspires to social acceptance and seeks a good marriage for her daughter, but Elwood’s behaviour is getting in the […]
› Read moreTADS celebrates a long-awaited return to the stage with this inventive production of Mary Chase’s classic comedy. Since their mother’s death, Veta has been living with elder brother Elwood in the old mansion he inherited. She aspires to social acceptance and seeks a good marriage for her daughter, but Elwood’s behaviour is getting in the […]
› Read moreTADS celebrates a long-awaited return to the stage with this inventive production of Mary Chase’s classic comedy. Since their mother’s death, Veta has been living with elder brother Elwood in the old mansion he inherited. She aspires to social acceptance and seeks a good marriage for her daughter, but Elwood’s behaviour is getting in the […]
› Read moreFilm Screening A personal narrative documentary that follows its creator, Sohrab Kavir, battling survivor’s guilt after the deaths of three of his brothers. Upon his return to Iran, he embarks upon an epic quest to form a virtual football team made up of young sufferers of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy – the same disease that took […]
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