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The IRIS Project is a one-stop shop offering information, advice and support to parents and carers of children and young people with disabilities based in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. The project is coordinated by Futures, a social enterprise with its roots in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire.  …

Revitalise provide accessible respite care holidays and short breaks in a friendly and relaxed holiday environment. Each break is full board and offers a wide range of activities and excursions. 24-hour nursing care on-call and personal support is included in the price of your break.…

Nottinghamshire Educational Psychology Service works together with key people to identify strengths and potential change in a situation, in order to make a positive difference to the educational experiences of the most vulnerable children and young people. This way of working is often referred to…

Our strategy for Sport and Physical activity - Getting Active Together, has those that are Inactive at its centre. Across Nottinghamshire, we have a distinct inequality in physical activity for those that have a limiting illness or disability, so we are prioritising this specific group of people. In addition,…

Voyage Care supports thousands of people with learning and physical disabilities, brain injuries, autism and other needs across England, Scotland and Wales.

APTCOO - A Place to Call Our Own is a registered charity based in Nottinghamshire, providing a wide range of information, advice and access to a flexible menu of specialist support services for children and young people with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) aged…

Nearly 40 years ago Sybil Levin OBE formed The New Appeals Organisation after the Nottingham Council for Voluntary Services changed their operation and instituted a paid ‘full-time’ fund raiser. Sybil and her friends and colleagues wanted to continue to help ‘the little people’; it was…

Youreable is an online community of and for disabled people. A comprehensive website bringing together the private, voluntary and public sector for the disabled, giving information on what grants are available, how to get the most out of social services, and the range of products available.

If you have a disability that makes train travel difficult, you might qualify for the Disabled Person's Railcard.  It enables you and one adult travelling with you to get one third off most National Rail fares in Great Britain.

Independent Travel Training (ITT) is the delivery of travel training by teaching staff in Nottinghamshire schools to students who are currently unable, or restricted in their ability, to travel unassisted on public transport because of learning difficulties or physical disabilities. ITT is tailored to a…