Disability Resource Hub

Here you can find a number of tools that benefit disabled individuals and/or their families and carers. These range from printable visual sheets and digital applications, to free mobility aid equipment.

A Comprehensive Parental Guide To Understanding Learning Disabilities

https://uldforparents.com/staging/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/DSF12029_Auspeld_Learning-Difficulties_PARENTS_V9-LR_WEB.pdf

A Guide For Parents and Carers of Children with SEND

https://www.surreylocaloffer.org.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0010/348670/Parent-carers-brochure.pdf

A guide discussing children’s needs, education, parent/carer support and more.

Information cards and emergency service solutions are fantastic tools for those in a position where they can't communicate they diagnosis and their needs, or they need additional support due to poor health. We have identified services that are used nation-wide, which could support members in an emergency.

Autistic Alert Card

https://www.autismwestmidlands.org.uk/home/alert-cards/

A printable alert card for autistic people.

British Red Cross Home Care Services

0300 456 1914

There are numerous charities offering service dogs and therapy pet visits, so we have compiled them into one place in order for those interested in this service to identify if they're eligible for one and learn about how to apply.

Canine Partners

www.caninepartners.co.uk

Assists people with disabilities to enjoy greater independence and better quality of life through the help of specially trained assistance dogs.

Dogs for Good 01295 252600

www.dogsforgood.org

Below you can find a number of organisations offering day schemes, holiday schemes and regular activities/clubs that are accessible for all.

Activity Alliance

0808 175 6991

3 Oakwood Drive

Loughborough

Leicestershire

A list of 22 services offering information and support for people with disabilities and their families and carers, to help connect them to services that will enhance their lives. Many of these services are nation-wide so they can only be contacted on their website. Where possible alternative ways to contact them have been included.

AbilityNet

0300 180 0028

www.abilitynet.org.uk

Helpline to assist people in using technology and services that enable disabled adults and children to use computers. They have a project which provides free computer help for disabled people. Volunteers will visit people with disabilities in their own home to help with hardware or software problems and give assistance in gaining confidence in using a computer.

Ableize