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Caudwell Children exists to make life fair for disabled and autistic children. The award-winning Caudwell International Children’s Centre is the UK’s first purpose-built centre for multi-disciplinary therapy for childhood disability and research of neurodevelopmental conditions including autism.
How can Caudwell Children help?
Caudwell Children’s range of services for children and families are designed to remove some of the barriers that children face, enabling them to reach their full potential. From birth into early adulthood, they provide practical and emotional support for thousands of disabled and autistic children every year.
At Caudwell Children they are dedicated to providing child-centred multidisciplinary clinical assessments alongside practical and emotional support services so that children and their families can learn to understand their unique and individual profiles; helping to manage the areas of daily life they find difficult and celebrate their strengths.
Caudwell Children provides a wide range of specialist mobility equipment and sensory equipment for disabled and autistic children/young people.
Caudwell Children’s Short Breaks give children and young people with Special Educational Needs and disabilities living in Staffordshire and Cheshire East the opportunity to discover new interests, try out different activities and make new friends in a safe and welcoming environment.
They also deliver a range of practical and accessible workshops for families who are raising a child with a disability and/or is autistic. These workshops focus on some of the key difficulties families may experience and what steps they can take to support their child.
The Family Support team can offer vital support to families caring for a child or young person with a disability. They can provide support via telephone, email or face to face to help you make informed choices and gain access to equipment, treatment, therapy, and local services you might need.
