Disabled children

Exclusion, ignorance and disrespect mean that many disabled children are allowed little control over their own lives.

We are working to ensure that all disabled children – including those who communicate without speech – have someone to listen to their needs, understand them, speak up on their behalf and ensure they are heard.

And we campaign for Government and society to recognise that all disabled children have a right to be heard and do not suffer injustice in silence.

Disability Advocacy Programme (DAP)

DAP works as a professional partner with local authorities in London, supporting disabled children who have complex communication needs and impairments.

Disability Inclusion Programme Solihull

The Children's Society has had a presence in Solihull since 1931.

PACT

PACT aims to support and empower disabled children and young people by working collaboratively to deliver a wide-ranging programme of direct services.

The Children's Society Tees Valley

The Children's Society has a 25-year history of providing children and family services in the Tees Valley area.

Western Corner

Western Corner provides holiday activities for disabled children and young people aged 5–18 years.