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.
We are excited to announce the return of our Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) support group sessions at Incredible Kids! Although we launched this event in late 2019, our plans for the second session in March 2020 were delayed. After a long pause, we are thrilled to welcome families back to these invaluable sessions. What is…
One step closer to spring! We spent January hunkering down and reflecting on the past year. 2022 was extra special for Incredible Kids as it was our 10th birthday and we were given the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service. Pretty good birthday present, right? We’re chuffed with our achievements but we couldn’t have supported so…
Enjoy running? Or don’t enjoying running, but want a challenge and to raise money for charity? There are plenty of upcoming official races you can get involved in! Great Bristol Run On Sunday 19th May 2024 Great Bristol Run are hosting three races. Whether you’re a serious athlete, or like the idea of a stroll before…
You there, yes you. You’re capable of the incredible for this Bristol charity. Because, Bristolians, you’ve earned Bristol the title of ‘kindest and most selfless city in the UK’ (as officially confirmed by a national survey.) Our Kids are Incredible – What Can You Do? That survey, found that people in Bristol were most…
Incredible Girls is for girls. Girls with additional needs. Girls who want to meet other girls with additional needs, make friends and have fun. There are so many things to do: 🌞Adventure Playground 🌞Slime making 🌞Giant Sandpit 🌞Scooters 🌞Trampoline 🌞Arts&Crafts 🌞SensoryPlay 🌞Snacks 🌞Sensory Room 🌞Indoor and outdoor play Where: Incredible Kids @ The Vench, Romney Avenue,…
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…