Special Needs Kids
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Lindsay Wagner Supporting UK Carers |
The Emmy award winning Hollywood actress best known as The Bionic Woman in the cult TV series of the 1970's, is coming to England in November to host some workshops for carers and also one for siblings of children with special needs.Participants will also be educated in relaxation techniques and taught a simple but very effective method of dealing with their own personal challenges. The inclusion of the “Oneness Blessing”, a healing energy meditation set to music is laced throughout the workshop. The three day Workshop will take place at the Marton Hotel and Country Club in Middlesbrough on the following dates, please state preference: Workshop 2 – Tues 18 th November 10am – 1pm & Wed 19 th November 10am – 3pm, including follow up session on Tues 25 th November 10am – 3pm Cost is £65 to carers, subsidised by fundraising to less than half the normal cost. Anyone wanting to attend the workshop or require further information can contact Karen Stowe on 07846 636920 or email karen13@ntlworld.com (places are limited) For non-carers interested in attending one of Lindsay's workshops there is a public one taking place at Tankersley Manor Hotel in Sheffield on Saturday 29th and Sunday 30th November, from 1-6pm both days. Cost of the workshop is £117 for the two days. To book a place visit www.lindsaywagner.com or contact Karen at karen13@ntlworld.com or telephone 07846 636920 |
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NEW - updated section We have done our best to give you a range of choices suitable for special needs kids including trampolines, bouncy castles, pools, playhouses, climbing frames, swings, slides, games, soft play, puzzles, sensory stuff and much more. |
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Visit our sister site SPECIAL NEEDS BOOKS for books and videos for children with special needs, their siblings and also some for parents and carers. |
![]() The support from family and friends makes such a difference but there is also a lot of professional support out there. From carers support groups and national organisations, to getting advice on all sorts of subjects along with financial help and granting wishes. |
We are trying our best to find products in High Street shops, such as toys, clothes, furniture, soft play equipment, outdoor play stuff, books etc that are suitable for special needs kids but at a reasonable price. We also let you know about specialist suppliers so the choice is yours. |
![]() We all know as carers that it is important that we take some time for ourselves so we have found some online treats to help you do this. |











