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.
This half term, we hosted an Incredible Care Day. With the nights drawing in, we wanted to support families who have a child with additional needs and offer Incredible Care Kits stuffed with pick-me-ups to boost their wellbeing. We invited families along to our Incredible Care Day with inclusive play sessions facilitated by our team…
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…
Here at Incredible Kids HQ we were absolutely thrilled to host our recent fun day. We gifted our incredible wellbeing bags to families with disabled children. Everyone here hopes you enjoyed an amazing day, full of love, laughter, and lots of bubbles! We are so grateful to everyone at Quartet Community Foundation who made this…
Lockdown and summer holidays provides a lot of time to fill. Not everyone has the natural talents of Mr Maker or Mr Tumble so we thought we would make our own activity pack to give you activities to keep your family engaged and busy over the summer. Our playworkers have put their best creative hats…
Incredible Kids, a charity supporting disabled children and their families in Bristol, has offered family support since its inception 12 years ago. From the very beginning, Sandie Davis offered wisdom, encouragement, and support in abundance. Whilst visiting with many of her children, grandchildren and foster children Sandie believed that what we did made a difference. After…
Ever wondered what the trustees of Incredible Kids do? Jai Breitnauer shares her personal journey: On a rainy spring evening in 2001, my friends cheered as it was announced I’d been elected as Student Services and Communications Officer, a Sabbatical Officer position at my university. This meant having a year off my studies to work…