Our Drop In sessions are open every Tuesday (term time) 9.30am – 3pm here at our Centre.
Drop In sessions give parents time and space to explore the challenges they are facing, whether that be questions about diagnosis pathways and EHCP plans, or looking at family dynamics, routines and behaviours, we’re here to support.
Our Family Support Workers meet individually with parents in our private Counselling rooms, guiding them through whatever issues they bring, working together on ideas, sharing resources and information to help them to move forward more confidently.
Take a look at our Drop In information here.
I’ve really appreciated the support and having someone to talk to who listened and understood.
Our Advice Line is also available to families who need swift access to our team. Open every Thursday between 9.30am – 3pm by calling 07412 293979, we’re here to talk through whatever families are finding difficult, providing coaching, resources and practical advice.
Take a look at our Advice Line information here.
Support like this is like a guardian angel coming just at the right time. Thank you for helping us.
How we work
For information on the services we can provide you with as a family, young person or carer. Click here.
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Get InvolvedIn December 2024 we were thrilled to receive news from the National Lottery Communities Fund that we had been successful in our bid for funding. This funding means that we can continue to provide vital support to children with disabilities, and their familes, in Blackpool, Fylde and Wyre over the next three years. The new […]
On Sunday 15th December approximately 200 of our family members came together for our annual Christmas party. As you can see from the attached photos, everyone had a great time.
The summer edition of our newsletter is now available to read. Please click the link below to view it in full.
In recent weeks, The A-Team have been inspired to think about their futures and just how much they can achieve. Last week they were joined by autistic author Anna Zoe Quirke who shared their own experiences and debut book “Something to be Proud Of” with the group. This week they had a fantastic and inspiring […]
