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Traveline Information Ltd is a partnership of transport operators and local authorities formed to provide impartial and comprehensive information about public transport. It operates in Scotland, England and Wales.

CAPT's work stops children being killed, disabled or seriously injured in accidents - without wrapping them in cotton wool.

Every year in the UK one in every 400 babies is born with cerebral palsy. Cerebral palsy is a condition that affects movement, posture and co-ordination. Sometimes these conditions can be seen around the time of birth or they may not become obvious until later. …

The Special Educational Needs Code of Practice (2015) states that families may receive help from an Independent Supporter who can provide impartial information, advice and support when : the Local Authority has agreed an Education, Health and Care needs assessment is to be undertaken for a…

The Fire Service Advice website is designed to give all visitors an insight into the work of the Fire Service and also provide useful fire safety information. Most fires in the home can be prevented, by taking some basic and common sense precautions. This website can…

The Rough guide to Accessible Britain is available to view for free on its website. The website also features a useful directory and information on events and offers.

Helps families who care for children with any disability or special need. National advice for special educational needs. Resource library of factsheets e.g. on benefits which are regularly updated, online directory of conditions and support groups, web based family linking service. Immigration advisors, who can…

Parents serving in HM Armed Forces can access the Children's Education Advisory Service (CEAS). This is an information, advice and support service established specifically for Service parents and eligible MOD civilians. It covers any issue relating to their children's education in the UK and overseas, including…

Footprints CEC enables disabled children and empowers parents/carers. It enriches the lives of children with disabilities, develops their independence and prepares them for the future by teaching a range of skills. Parents/carers learn alongside their child, and are provided with information, practical and emotional support.…

Support  is available to all Carers within Rushcliffe who are registered with a medical practice within Rushcliffe district.