Collect of articles, updates and resources shared by the You're Welcome team.
Spokan is a monthly support group for parents/carers of children with additional needs (with or without a diagnosis) At Cirencester Opportunity Group, we recognize that it is important that parents/carers of children with SEND have the opportunity to speak to other parents in a similar position and share their stories and give each other support […]
› Read moreSpokan is a monthly support group for parents/carers of children with additional needs (with or without a diagnosis) At Cirencester Opportunity Group, we recognize that it is important that parents/carers of children with SEND have the opportunity to speak to other parents in a similar position and share their stories and give each other support […]
› 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 moreCan you climb trees for a living? Who looks after the trees? What about the wildlife? Taking place on various dates over summer holidays: 30th July-25th August. Over the summer Westonbirt Arboretum is offering a host of free bookable workshops to introduce children aged 7+ and their families to a whole range of careers we […]
› Read moreCome and find the summer secrets of Westonbirt Arboretum! Collect your trail details from the Welcome Building when you arrive and plot your favourite places as you journey round the arboretum. Then look at the treasures you have found through microscopes as well as completing a fun craft to take home. Family fun, ideal for […]
› Read moreEvent details Date Sunday 12 June 2022 Time 11:00am – 4:00pm About the event HillFest is going to bring together the communities of Gloucester with a celebration of diversity and culture of this great city. Live music, wild art, storytelling, foraging, bushcraft, and land rover trips to the top of the Hill. Explore a new […]
› Read moreFrame Running ‘Have a Go’ Day Register with CP Sport, or via bobpurcell1@outlook.com, or simply just turn up on the day. Have a Go Day Is on the 29th May from noon until 4.00 p.m. It is a free event to allow people to experience running on our purpose-made athletics track or to try wheelchair […]
› Read moreThe 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 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 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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