We deliver a range of programmes and projects to support organisations and encourage disabled people to be more active. Take a look at the 'how we help' section of our website to see information on our range of programmes: http://www.activityalliance.org.uk/how-we-help/programmes.
Type of Service:
Community and leisure
Health
Age Range:
Early years (0-5 years old)
Primary school (5-11 years old)
Secondary school (11-16 years old)
Preparing for adulthood (16-25 years old)
Need:
Speech, language and communication
Visual or hearing impairment
Generic SEND services
ADD/ADHD
Physical
Learning difficulty
Other
Autism/Aspergers
Social, emotional and mental health
Life-limiting illness
Downs syndrome
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Aspire is a national charity that provides practical help to people who have been paralysed by Spinal Cord Injury.
Through its projects and programmes, Aspire offers practical support to the 40,000 people living with a spinal cord injury in the UK.
Type of Service:
Information, advice and support
Community and leisure
Social care
Health
Age Range:
Early years (0-5 years old)
Primary school (5-11 years old)
Secondary school (11-16 years old)
Preparing for adulthood (16-25 years old)
Need:
Physical
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The Aspire Leisure Centre is based in North West London within the grounds of the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital in Stanmore. The centre was the first fully accessible leisure centre in Europe for both disabled and non-disabled people.
Type of Service:
Community and leisure
Health
Age Range:
Early years (0-5 years old)
Primary school (5-11 years old)
Secondary school (11-16 years old)
Preparing for adulthood (16-25 years old)
Need:
Generic SEND services
Physical
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See what films are coming up for our autism friendly cinema screenings.
We work with ODEON, Cineworld, Vue and Showcase to screen a variety of films on Sundays throughout the month in a sensory friendly environment.
Type of Service:
Community and leisure
Age Range:
Primary school (5-11 years old)
Secondary school (11-16 years old)
Preparing for adulthood (16-25 years old)
Need:
Learning difficulty
Autism/Aspergers
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The Barnet child development service is a multi-agency collaboration between local teams with expertise in child development (i.e. medical, nursing, therapy, education, social services).
Referrals are made to the Child development service by professionals or parents for any concern relating to a child's development.
Type of Service:
Information, advice and support
Community and leisure
Education and schools
Social care
Health
Age Range:
Early years (0-5 years old)
Primary school (5-11 years old)
Secondary school (11-16 years old)
Preparing for adulthood (16-25 years old)
Need:
Generic SEND services
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Barnet Mencap provides advice, information and support for parent/carers of children with learning disabilities and special educational needs with telephone and one-to-one support on a range of issues including education, health, housing, benefits and other matters. There are parenting programmes and workshops throughout the year.
Type of Service:
Information, advice and support
Community and leisure
Age Range:
Early years (0-5 years old)
Primary school (5-11 years old)
Secondary school (11-16 years old)
Preparing for adulthood (16-25 years old)
Need:
Learning difficulty
Autism/Aspergers
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Boost is an exiting employment and wellbeing project helping local people find work.
Often people looking for work have issues that get in the way. We use a personal approach to understand your circumstances, help you overcome obstacles and gain the confidence and skills to find the right job.
We are here to help in Barnet
We can help you with the following
Live job vacancies
Type of Service:
Information, advice and support
Community and leisure
Education and schools
Social care
Health
Age Range:
Primary school (5-11 years old)
Secondary school (11-16 years old)
Preparing for adulthood (16-25 years old)
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Find out more about services available to children and young people with SEND in our neighbouring boroughs. Some services will only be accessible to residents of the borough but many will be available to you if your GP or child's school is in the neighbouring borough. Some services will be open to you regardless.
Type of Service:
Information, advice and support
Community and leisure
Education and schools
Social care
Health
Age Range:
Early years (0-5 years old)
Primary school (5-11 years old)
Secondary school (11-16 years old)
Preparing for adulthood (16-25 years old)
Need:
Speech, language and communication
Visual or hearing impairment
Generic SEND services
ADD/ADHD
Physical
Learning difficulty
Other
Autism/Aspergers
Social, emotional and mental health
Life-limiting illness
Downs syndrome
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The British Deaf Association is a deaf-led British charity that campaigns and advocates for deaf people who use British Sign Language.
Type of Service:
Information, advice and support
Community and leisure
Age Range:
Early years (0-5 years old)
Primary school (5-11 years old)
Secondary school (11-16 years old)
Preparing for adulthood (16-25 years old)
Need:
Visual or hearing impairment
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Camp Simcha exists to improve the quality of life for Jewish children suffering from all forms of serious childhood illness. Our mission is to ensure that no such child, anywhere in the UK has to suffer without us. We believe the best way to improve the quality of life for a sick child is to focus on the whole family, including the siblings.
Type of Service:
Information, advice and support
Community and leisure
Age Range:
Early years (0-5 years old)
Primary school (5-11 years old)
Secondary school (11-16 years old)
Preparing for adulthood (16-25 years old)
Need:
Other
Life-limiting illness
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