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.
A single tin of Heinz Beans now costs £1.40 at Tesco. To many Incredible Kids members who have a young person with additional needs, the recognisable, larger brands are important. Swapping to a supermarket’s own brand simply isn’t an option. We spoke to Incredible Kids Founder and mum of five, Jennie Prewett, about how the…
Incredible Kids is an award winning Christian children’s disability charity helping disabled young people and their families to make friends and have fun. We are looking for trustees with the skills to help us develop our business plan. What will you be doing? We run Bristol-based inclusive play sessions to help children with SEND to…
What I Want Employers To Know – From An Autistic Perspective Seeking employment can be a minefield for anyone with autism and only 15% of people with autism are in full-time employment. Social communication, jobhunting, interviews, maintaining employment and sensory sensitivities in the workplace are a few challenges that may be faced. Hints and Tips…
We asked our Incredible Community for their SEND-friendly, low-cost summer activities in and around Bristol. We’ve compiled their suggestions into a printable PDF free resource for your family to be inspired by and tick off as you go. We know it can be a very long summer for parents and carers. We hope this list…
Summary This article explores the importance of friendship for children with additional needs and provides practical tips to help them develop meaningful relationships. Suggestions include focusing on one relationship at a time, creating environments suited to their needs, encouraging shared interests, and using tools like conversation cards to facilitate communication. It also highlights the value…
As we move into autumn, we’re reflecting on our wonderfully green summer. Our aim was was to help families from Bristol and the surrounding areas and their children with additional needs to relax and gain a deeper connection to nature. We’re incredibly grateful to have received funding from Quartet Community Foundation and Wessex Water Foundation…