Collect of articles, updates and resources shared by the You're Welcome team.
Westonbirt, The National Arboretum is helping families save money during the summer holidays, with free admission for children aged 0-18 years from 23rd July – 4th September. There are plenty of exciting things for families to do at Westonbirt Arboretum this summer. All the activities are a fantastic way to encourage young people to enjoy […]
› Read moreThe Daisy Appeal is a thoughtful and caring way to remember a loved one. When you donate to the appeal in memory of someone special, we’ll reserve a beautiful bright blue daisy, just for you. Before the daisy is yours to keep, it will become a work of art. From Tuesday 2 August to […]
› Read moreSpringbank Community Group are offering an inclusive youth club session for children and young people who have a diagnosis of autism or who present with autistic traits – we also welcome siblings to attend this session. The sessions will be planned and designed by the young people who attend and we welcome young people from […]
› Read moreSpringbank Community Group are offering an inclusive youth club session for children and young people who have a diagnosis of autism or who present with autistic traits – we also welcome siblings to attend this session. The sessions will be planned and designed by the young people who attend and we welcome young people from […]
› Read moreThere’s magic around every corner on Westonbirt’s brand new illuminated trail! Father Christmas’ elves have made their way to the arboretum to decorate for Christmas. But they’re running slightly behind schedule… will the trail be ready on time? This year we invite you to go behind the scenes of Enchanted Christmas to witness the wonder, […]
› Read moreWe are connecting and building relationships with visually impaired children and their families aged between 5 -12 yrs old, to share experiences, learn together and to take part in an outdoor participatory workshop. Interwoven with audio description throughout, the workshop event is co-designed and co-delivered with visually impaired artist Holly Thomas. During the event participants […]
› Read morePlease be advised this is event is now full and is running a waiting list The Mix & Mash event is designed for people of all ages and abilities and is based on providing a wide range of music making and musical play activities for those who may not have previously considered themselves to be […]
› Read morePlease be advised this is event is now full and is running a waiting list Join us for a music festival based near Malmesbury, camping on site for two nights in our own ‘tent city’. If you enjoy live music and dance from around the world, and want to choose meals from a worldwide cuisine, […]
› Read moreTwoCan Inclusive Theatre Company runs 2CA (TwoCan Academy) which currently offers six creative sessions for those living with or without disabilities. The academy is pleased to offer weekly sessions for 5-14 year-olds (school years 1-8) on a Wednesday evening. The group runs after school from 4.45 pm – 6 pm and each session encourages confidence […]
› Read moreFirst three dates – September 17th October 15th November 19th Do you live in Gloucestershire and have a child with an ASC diagnosis or a child who has Autistic traits? We are very excited to share this newly funded family project. The sessions will be held on Saturday afternoons 1-3 pm at Airthrie School in […]
› Read moreJoin us for Wild Wonder at Westonbirt; a brand-new children’s book festival, dedicated to nature, animals, and the outdoors. A 3-day event for families, featuring some of the UK’s most famous children’s book authors, illustrators, wildlife presenters and storytellers. Young bookworms can come and meet their favourite authors and illustrators and take part in a […]
› Read moreCome and join us sat 4th of June and enjoy the Queen’s jubilee event. We have crafts stalls Food/music cake This event is fully funded by the railway garden project, if you require a stall or can just lend a hand please do come along. Volunteers welcome.
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