Quick access to local groups, activities, resources, and specialist support for Warmley Park families.
Need extra guidance? If you need support that you can’t find below, please contact Aimee at Aimee.nicholson1@warmleyparkschool.org.uk. Also check the Warmley Park Newsletter for new opportunities each term.
Providing free, confidential, and impartial special educational needs and disability advice and support to parents and young people.
Independent Providers of Special Education Advice offers free, high-quality legal advice to help secure the right education for children.
South Gloucestershire Council’s directory listing local services, support networks, and community provisions for families with SEND.
Providing hands-on support, advice, information, and a dedicated Carers Line for family carers in the Bristol and South Glos area.
The UK’s leading charity championing youth mental health. Provides crucial support lines and guidelines directly to parents and guardians.
Helping families with children who have brain conditions, offering research-driven insight, specialist equipment, and advisory guides.
The UK’s largest charity providing essential grants to low-income families raising disabled or seriously ill children.
Discover supportive networks, active parent communities, and friendly stay-and-play sensory programs curated for your family.
An inclusive community hub hosting vibrant family sensory mornings, coffee meets, and supportive social groups.
Weekly social groups focused on life skills, confidence, and friend-making for children with social-communication needs.
A safe, modern youth cafe and creative venue offering targeted, inclusive sensory-friendly hangout sessions.
An informal, low-pressure parent carer coffee morning group focusing on mutual support, laughter, and chat.
Connecting parents, educators, and carers with leading national and regional organizations offering expert guidance, therapies, and resources.
A local charity offering parent carers clear information, support groups, sensory resources, and low-cost training courses.
Providing a safe, supportive space in Keynsham for families with autistic children. They organize sensory play, youth programs, and peer groups.
Specialized local training programs for parents and carers of children on the autism spectrum, emphasizing communication and behavior strategies.
The UK’s largest neurodiversity charity. Promoting positive mental health, expert educational resources, and dedicated ADHD therapies.
Specially structured courses that guide parents through daily routines, behavioral feedback, emotional regulation, and neurodiverse coping tools.
Providing practical, therapeutic, and emotional help for children with Down’s Syndrome, their families, and local education teams.
The UK’s bowel and bladder charity. Expert resources and a dedicated helpline offering support on childhood continence issues.
Creating a world without barriers for deaf children. Offering clinical details, educational resources, and emotional support networks.
Providing children and young people with bespoke mobility equipment, wheelchair training, fun clubs, and life-changing skills.
An online portal dedicated specifically to siblings of disabled children, providing coping strategies, expert tips, and a peer safe space.
Providing community-based music therapy across the Bristol area for children and adults with complex communication and learning needs.
Discover local, accessible, and inclusive programs, support groups, and active play centres specifically designed for individuals with additional sensory or physical needs.
An inclusive outdoor adventure play site nestled in the Cotswold hills, featuring sensory trails, custom swings, and safe picnic areas for families with disabled children.
Specialist, accessible cycle scheme based at Warmley Station. Offering support, training, and custom trikes, handcycles, and tandems for individuals of all abilities.
Lends tandem bicycles and tag-alongs for free to people with disabilities, additional needs, or visual impairments, ensuring everyone can experience cycling.
A warm, welcoming swim group for children and young people with special, sensory, or medical needs. Focuses on confidence, water safety, and active play.
A prominent Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) center providing therapeutic riding, equine-assisted learning, and active outdoor physical therapy.
Delivers inclusive, fully accessible gym, soft play, and sensory spaces so children and young people with any disability can access active play.
Dimensions hosts autism-friendly cinema screenings nationwide, with low lighting, reduced volume, no trailers, and the freedom to move around.
Providing social clubs, community activities, sports leagues, and music sessions for children and adults with learning disabilities and autism.
Discover highly recommended literature handpicked to support, guide, and inspire families on their neurodiversity journeys.
If you need support that isn’t listed here… get in touch with Aimee directly.
