There are loads of organisations that exist to help you and your family. Take a look below to find what's right for you.
The National Youth Agency is the Professional, Statutory and Regulatory Body (PSRB) for youth work in England. They are committed to enabling high quality youth work across a range of settings to benefit the health and outcomes of young people and strengthen local communities.
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Designed to streamline the process of communicating your access needs, the Access Card translates your disability or impairment into easy-to-understand symbols. This section explains how you can use the card to convey your access requirements to venues and service providers, ensuring a more accessible and enjoyable experience wherever you go.
The UK Cinema Association (UKCA) and its members want to make visiting the cinema an inclusive and enjoyable experience for all. We fully appreciate that some disabled people face barriers at the cinema as a result of the effect of their disability. We are working hard to identify and remove these barriers. Some disabled people need to be accompanied by someone else to enjoy the cinema experience. To make being accompanied as easy as possible the UKCA operates the CEA Card scheme.
Our national carers card helps support, recognise and reward carers. Our card helps you save with exclusive discounts, provides peace of mind with emergency contact details, and offers access to our Wellbeing Hub, free events, the Carer Circle tool, and much more through our app. Available to all unpaid and paid carers.
Our extensive range of services is designed to meet the diverse needs of children, young people, and their families. Whether you need direct work, family contact, mother and baby support, crisis intervention, respite care, or help with challenging behaviour, we are here to provide the right level of assistance. With our team of highly trained professionals, we adapt our services to the changing needs of your family, offering flexible, hands-on support every step of the way.
