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OUR VOICE MATTERS Spring Summer Magazine
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We here at SGlosPC are trialling something new when it comes to being heard and making your views known. We really, really want to know your thoughts and views. We often get in touch with you about consultation events. As important and fundamental as they are, they can for some be offputting. They can come with many documents in Local Authorityese, a language not many of us are proficient in. Easy read versions might not be released and ready in time for the event you attend and they can for some be offputtingly formal or too structured and facillitated leaving little room for feeling like your voice is heard. That said, for others they are ideal .
Not only did our community join us to explore the new community base and to give their great ideas on how they would like to see our community space used, we had a number of representatives from support organisations such as Supportive Parents and CONTACT and also team managers from some local authority teams such as Transitions and the 0-25 service who recoginise the work we do, how we have grown and what value we have in working co-productively with them to make posiotive changes for our community.
We have been on quite a journey since we first started in 2009 as 8 parents meeting in a cafe wondering how we can support one another and make a difference and positive change for our children and young people with special needs and disabilities.
We are so proud in 2019 to be opening our first community base where our wonderful community of parents and carers can come on a weekly basis during term time for information, advice and support, or even just a cuppa and a conversation with another parent carer who gets it. We share the highs and the lows, the joys and the challenges of disability parenting. There really is nothing like walking into a space where you can relax and know that you are understood.
Little Treasures is a parent-led play and support group for babies to preschool children with additional needs, their siblings, parents or carers to come together.
We provide a suitable and stimulating environment for any child's needs. We also offer a healthy and tasty snack for the children and tea and coffee for the adults.
If you would like to get in touch to discuss your child's needs and find out more, please email: team@sglospc.org.uk or look here.
Suggested donation per family is £3
Car Park can be accessed by Wesley Avenue, Hanham.
We have been on quite a journey since we first started in 2009 as 8 parents meeting in a cafe wondering how we can support one another and make a difference and positive change for our children and young people with special needs and disabilities.
We are so proud in 2019 to be opening our first community base where our wonderful community of parents and carers can come on a weekly basis during term time for information, advice and support, or even just a cuppa and a conversation with another parent carer who gets it. We share the highs and the lows, the joys and the challenges of disability parenting. There really is nothing like walking into a space where you can relax and know that you are understood.
Pop in for a cuppa and chat with other parents and carers. Share experiences, and pick up tips from each other.
There is no need to book, just show up and feel free to bring a friend if you like.
We look forward to seeing you.
We have been on quite a journey since we first started in 2009 as 8 parents meeting in a cafe wondering how we can support one another and make a difference and positive change for our children and young people with special needs and disabilities.
We are so proud in 2019 to be opening our first community base where our wonderful community of parents and carers can come on a weekly basis during term time for information, advice and support, or even just a cuppa and a conversation with another parent carer who gets it. We share the highs and the lows, the joys and the challenges of disability parenting. There really is nothing like walking into a space where you can relax and know that you are understood.
Little Treasures is a parent-led play and support group for babies to preschool children with additional needs, their siblings, parents or carers to come together.
We provide a suitable and stimulating environment for any child's needs. We also offer a healthy and tasty snack for the children and tea and coffee for the adults.
If you would like to get in touch to discuss your child's needs and find out more, please email: team@sglospc.org.uk or look here.
Suggested donation per family is £3
Car Park can be accessed by Wesley Avenue, Hanham.
We have been on quite a journey since we first started in 2009 as 8 parents meeting in a cafe wondering how we can support one another and make a difference and positive change for our children and young people with special needs and disabilities.
We are so proud in 2019 to be opening our first community base where our wonderful community of parents and carers can come on a weekly basis during term time for information, advice and support, or even just a cuppa and a conversation with another parent carer who gets it. We share the highs and the lows, the joys and the challenges of disability parenting. There really is nothing like walking into a space where you can relax and know that you are understood.
Little Treasures is a parent-led play and support group for babies to preschool children with additional needs, their siblings, parents or carers to come together.
We provide a suitable and stimulating environment for any child's needs. We also offer a healthy and tasty snack for the children and tea and coffee for the adults.
If you would like to get in touch to discuss your child's needs and find out more, please email: team@sglospc.org.uk or look here.
Suggested donation per family is £3
Car Park can be accessed by Wesley Avenue, Hanham.
