As part of their work aiming to empower young Disabled people, Disability Rights UK has created Future Ready – a hub for everything young Disabled people
Category: Young People & Children
Jam Packed Summer: Holiday scheme for disabled young people
Jam Packed Summer is a school holiday programme supported by the Calderdale Short Breaks Programme, and co-ordinated and delivered by staff and sports coaches from
Survey: Is your child aged 0-5?
Disabled children’s charity, Contact want to understand the experiences of parents of young children (aged 0–5) in England who may need extra support, have learning
Child charity welcomes abolition of the two-child limit
Disabled children’s charity, Contact, have released information about a welcome change to the benefits system. Here’s what they say: “The start of the new financial
Children’s Woodland Events In Bradford
Contact, the disabled children’s charity is running a summer of woodland events in West Yorkshire. They working with partners Hope for the Future to run
Parents Of Disabled Children – Benefit Checker
Contact, the children’s disability organisation has prepared a section of their website to help parents check their entitlement to help with household bills. Contact says
Contact – Guide To Forthcoming Benefits Changes
Contact, an organisation which represents families with disabled children, has been working to help people understand benefits changes. Specifically, in the next two years there
SEND reform: Consultation
The government is consulting on proposals to reform the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) system. The consultation document explains the changes they plan to
Universal Credit Changes
The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) has published new regulations that should increase the number of people who receive higher Universal Credit health element payments when rules change in
Government Announces SEND Reforms
Reforms to the schools and SEND systems in England to ensure that every child can achieve and thrive have been announced by the government. Here’s
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