Whether your child or young person is already back at school or is returning in September, we have teamed up with Supportive Parents to create a handy guide to the changes in support that your child may face. This short, easy to read guide summarises the changes made by the Government.
Are you passionate about supporting children and young people? Are you keen on creating and fostering enjoyable spaces for them to thrive in? If you have a playful heart and are excited by these prospects, we’d love to hear from you! About the role of Incredible Kids Playworker: We’re looking to hire a joyful, enthusiastic…
Life’s batter with cake and cake is batter enjoyed with others who understand the challenges and joy of having a young person with additional needs. At Incredible Kids, cake is the gateway to our supportive community. 10 years of cake-fuelled community Incredible Kids first started when our founder, Jennie, and 400 families in Bristol banded…
We’ve been blown away by one of our regular brilliant kids, James, who has over doubled his fundraising target to support our service. This summer, James completed a 24-hour live stream of himself playing the video game Fortnite in the hope of raising £100 on JustGiving to help give back to our charity. We spoken to James…
We may be having a late summer, but crispy leaf season and a new term is on the horizon. With a new term ahead and a change in weather, there are bound to be mixed emotions. Whether your kid’s in a learning or care environment, whether you’re returning to being an educator yourself or whether…
Finding disability support for children and parents is not easy. We talked to a parent at Incredible Kids to find out how she and her son have found support for their family. We immediately knew we had found a home from home. Jo and her son E started coming to Incredible Kids after a friend…
Children, Young People and Vulnerable Adults Good Practice Guide Treat all children, young people and vulnerable adults with respect Avoid inappropriate conduct in speech or action Challenge unacceptable behaviour Respect the right of individuals to privacy and dignity Be cautious when discussing sensitive issues with children, young people, vulnerable adults and parents/carers Responding to Disclosure…