Huntingdon Children and Family Centre offer groups, events, activities, courses and support for families with children aged 0-19. As well as our network of Child and Family Centres, we provide activities, groups, events and courses in libraries, churches and other community locations across the county. come and have a chat and access additional support.
Huntingdon Child and Family Centre, Huntingdon Nursery School, Ambury Road, Huntingdon PE29 1AD
More information is available on their website
• Does your child struggle?
• Does your child get frustrated?
• Does your child fit in?
• Is it easier to stay at home?
• Do you feel isolated?
Then March Pegs offers a place to bring your child/children to have a chat or just a chance to get out of your house!
March Pegs is a voluntary organisation which understands children with unique personalities or a child who has been diagnosed with a different way of thinking. In fact four of our volunteer helpers are parents of children with special needs and the other two volunteers have years of experience working with these children.
Seasonal themed activities are planned and supported by our volunteers so the children can join in if they wish or they can just free play. Let your child/children be themselves in a safe and entertaining environment.
T: 07989 685796 (or text Sharon on this number)
Facebook: March Pegs.
Little Miracles Ely is a Cambridgeshire based parent-led support group and registered charity for families with children that have additional needs, disabilities and life limiting conditions, their carers and siblings. Continue reading “Little Miracles Ely”
Little Miracles (Peterborough) is for parents and carers of children with additional needs, disabilities and life limiting conditions, we have a purpose built centre running daily sessions in Westwood. Sessions include support for parents, benefits advise, after school sessions, holiday clubs. 0-25. Contact Michelle King. Phone 01733 2622226. Address Little Miracles @the Spinney, Hartwell Way, Peterborough PE3 7LE
Website: http://www.littlemiraclescharity.org.uk/
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/LittleMiraclesCentre/
Support group for parent carers of children and young people with SEND. The group meets monthly at the Snooty Tavern in Great Staughton. Contact Dawn Auton by phone: 07986925761 or email dawnauton@gmail.com
Address: 10 The Green, Great Staugton, St Neots, Cambs. PE19 5DG
A group for parents and carers of children with additional needs, based in Ely, meeting once a month during term time.
Guest speaker regularly attend sharing information and answering questions.
We welcome anybody who looks after a child with additional needs, even if your child does not have a diagnosis or has reached adulthood.
We are a supportive group where you can speak freely without judgement to others who understand and the joys and challenges of life with a child who has additional needs.
Contact Vicki Adams for meeting dates and more information.
Tel: 07901820226 Email: v.adams642@btinternet.com
We are an informal parent led community support group for children with Down Syndrome and their families in the County of Cambridgeshire.
Our aim is to provided support and information to all families (parents/carers and expectant parents) with children with Down Syndrome (new born up to nine years old) and to provide a safe and inclusive area for the children and their siblings to make and develop friendship.
We meet the first Saturday of the month (Except January).
Contact : Claudia and Simon Holmes
Email: dssgcambridge@gmail.com
Find us on Facebook (closed group): Cambridgeshire babies and children with Down Syndrome Support group.
Affiliated to the Down’s Syndrome Association UK.
https://www.downs-syndrome.org.uk/about-dsa/our-network/local-support-groups/
Email: NASCambridge@nas.org.uk.
For more contact details click here.
For anyone aged 18+ on the autism spectrum. Activities include Nintendo WiiU, board games, sports and a quiet chill-out space. Full details and upcoming dates on the NAS website
Monthly parent support group introducing parents and carers facing similar challenge. A chance to swop ideas and find out about support and activities in the local area. Anyone caring for a child or adult with ASD is very welcome to attend.
More details on the NAS Webpage: NAS Carers Support Group | NAS Cambridge
