Social care

Ambitious about Autism is a national charity dedicated to improving opportunities for people with autism. Originally established in 1997 as the TreeHouse Trust, the charity was founded by a group of parents whose children had been diagnosed with severe autism. <SEND>

ARC is a venue in the centre of Stockton on Tees, offering a full programme of professional, high quality cultural entertainment including music, comedy, drama, dance, spoken word, film and work for families. <SEND>

CHILD Deaf Youth Project (CDYP) are a vibrant, registered charity, working for the benefit of all deaf, hard of hearing children and young adults within the Tees Valley Area. <SEND>

The Council for Disabled Children (CDC) is the umbrella body for the disabled children's sector in England, with links to other UK nations. We are the only national body that brings together the diverse range of organisations that work with and for disabled children to support the development and implementation of policy and practice. <SEND>

Daisy Chain exists to support and empower autistic children, young people, adults and their families. We deliver a wide range of person-centred services for autistic individuals from as young as aged 3 to aged 18+ and into adulthood. <SEND>

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is responsible for welfare, pensions and child maintenance policy. <SEND>

The Family Holiday Charity helps provide short breaks and day trips in the UK for children and their families. These are families that face daily hardship made worse by illness, bereavement or disability. <SEND>

We are a specialist paediatric occupational therapy service committed to changing the life of every child and family we work with. <SEND>

Go Kids Go provides free expert wheelchair training and advice for wheelchair using children and their families. <SEND>

Granville Lodge is a large Victorian house in a residential area that has been suitably adapted to accommodate the needs of children/young people in a friendly, safe and relaxing atmosphere. Each child has their own bedroom which is their own space and which they can access whenever they wish. <SEND>

Hartburn Lodge provides planned short breaks for children and young people aged from 8 to 18 years (6 years in exceptional circumstances) who have a range of complex and additional needs and who are dependent upon parents or carers for their care and support. <SEND>

Abbey Hill Academy and Sixth Form is part of Horizons Specialist Academy Trust and is based on Ketton Road adjacent to North Tees Hospital. <SEND>

Situated within a specially designed centre, Huntercombe House Stockton provides specialist care for children with intellectual disabilities including Autism and Asperger's Syndrome. <SEND>

Independent Living provide free impartial information about products and services to help with mobility and independence. Whoever you are - OT, physio or other health professional, family carer, individual with a disability, we can provide the advice you need. <SEND>

Kidscape is an anti-bullying and child protection charity who ensure children live in a safe and nurturing environment. <SEND>

Living Made Easy is the new name for the Disabled Living Foundation (DLF), a national charity for disabled people. <SEND>

At MAIN we support people, not 'cases' or 'numbers'. MAIN was established in 2002 as an after school service for children with autism in Middlesbrough. We now provide services for children and adults, with a range of disabilities, throughout the North East. <SEND>

MPFC enables people with a severe physical disability of all ages & gender to play football. <SEND>

Moonrise 24hr Recruitment is a specialist recruitment agency for health and social care services. We have highly trained and experienced agency staff, which includes Community Support Workers. <SEND>

If you have a health condition or disability (particularly if you're a wheelchair-user) finding an accessible toilet that's clean, tidy and available for you to use can be a challenge. And they're often kept locked. Under Radar's scheme, special locks are installed on public disabled toilet doors to give disabled people priority access. <SEND>

Oxbridge House is situated in Oxbridge and can accommodate 13 residents. <SEND>

Parkfield Hall is a temporary accommodation project providing supported housing services to young people leaving care, homeless or looked after. Young people can stay up to 2 years. <SEND>

The centre is located in Northallerton and provides support and makes a real difference to the lives of those with physical, mental and emotional difficulties and their families and carers. <SEND>

Darlington Powerchair Football Club was founded in 2013 in order to give people in the local area an opportunity to play a competitive team sport, in this case Football in Powerchairs. <SEND>

The Preparing for Adulthood programme is delivered by a partnership between the National Development Team for inclusion (NDTi), the Council for Disabled Children (CDC) and Helen Sanderson Associates (HSA). <SEND>

Reading Sight is a coalition of UK organisations that work together to improve the quality, availability and accessibility of library services for visually impaired and print disabled people. Our partners include ASCEL, the British Library, Calibre Audio Library, ClearVision, Libraries Connected, and RNIB. <SEND>

Founded in October 2013, our programme here at ReGenerate-Hope for Autism was developed to inspire and empower autistic children and young people, to build confidence and transform their lives. <SEND>

We support people affected by inherited progressive sight loss and we invest in medical research to ensure that people can lead a fulfilling life. Retina UK was formerly known as RP Fighting Blindness. <SEND>

Are you a parent or carer that is looking for a PA, one to one support or more long-term assistance - Senploy is the right place to advertise for those individuals for free? <SEND>

SNAPS provides all kinds of regular activities for children and young people with special needs. The age range supported is 0 to 25-years. <SEND>

This service delivers specialist palliative care to people over the age of 16 years. Care delivery focusses on those with life-limiting diseases and complex symptom management needs. <SEND>

Sport Works is an award winning provider of Sport, Exercise and Educational programmes throughout the UK. Harnessing the power of sport to improve health, education and employability skills our programmes are designed to contribute to healthier, more prosperous communities. <SEND>

TIN Arts are passionate about dance, the performing arts and the difference these make to people's lives. TIN Arts' vision is that everybody has access to the arts. They hope to achieve this by removing barriers and increasing access to high quality dance and performing arts. <SEND>

Teesside Ability Support Centre (or TASC) provides social care and life skills learning opportunities for disabled adults in a Day Centre setting. TASC is open to disabled adults from anywhere in the Tees Valley Area. <SEND>

The Children's Hub is the first point of contact for anyone who has a concern about the welfare or safety of a child or young person or thinks they may need extra help and support. When we are contacted, we will listen to what they are being told and the different agencies might share information with each other to try and work out whether we can help. <SEND>

The Communication Trust is a coalition of over 50 not-for-profit organisations. The Trust works together to support everyone who works with children and young people in England to support their speech, language and communication. <SEND>

The Oaklea Trust is a national registered charity providing support to disabled adults and children. Within Stockton they provide personal care and support for disabled customers in their own homes in accordance with the guidelines and regulations set by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the independent regulator of health and adult social care services in England. <SEND>

The Percy Hedley Foundation is a registered charity based in Newcastle providing high quality, specialist and personalised care and education support to disabled people and their families. <SEND>

Together for Short Lives is the leading UK charity for all children with life-threatening and life-limiting conditions and all those who support, love and care for them. We support families, professionals and services, including children's hospices. Our work helps to ensure that children can get the best possible care, wherever and whenever they need it. <SEND>

Did you know that there are 40,000 children and young people in England who have a life-limiting or life-threatening condition? Many of them access education from a range of providers - including mainstream schools, further education and early years settings. If you taught a child who had a life-limiting condition, would you or your colleagues know what to do? <SEND>

The Unicorn Centre, a registered charity, is a purpose built riding for the disabled facility which offers riding therapy and learning and training opportunities for over 200 disabled adults and children from the Tees Valley area each week. <SEND>

Vision25 is an independent training and social care provider based in Stockton-on-Tees. <SEND>

The Wheelchair Service provides a comprehensive service for children and young adults who have a long term and permanent problem with their mobility. <SEND>

Enjoy more across Tees valley with Your Voucher Book with hundreds of buy one, get one free vouchers for restaurants, leisure activities, hair and beauty salons and days out. <SEND>