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SNUFS is a Local Voluntary Organisation which supports pre school children, aged between two and five years who have additional support needs. Our Volunteers support on a 1-1 basis in mainstream childcare settings across the Borough. Children are referred to the organisation if it is felt that extra support would help them to integrate fully and benefit from all the experiences offered within their local pre-school setting. Castle Hill Centre, BL2 2JW 01204 338211 niki@specialneedsu5.co.uk
ABL Health helps people to lead happier, healthier life's for longer. Better Life Project, inspired by Positive Behaviour Support, is an intensive, person-centred approach that supports children and young people who display challenging behaviours and are on the edge of residential care. Designed by a psychology-led team, we aim to keep young people at risk of residential care at home with their families and at their current school. We focus on creating a supportive physical, psychological and 71 Redgate Way, BL4 0JL (01204) 570999 admin@ablhealth.co.uk
AFC Masters is a football club run for and by disabled children and young people in the Bolton area. AFC Masters focuses on friendship and enjoyment. This is a good opportunity for children and young people with a disability to get together and have fun. St Josephs RC School, BL6 6HW (01204) 337176 Iain.massingham@bolton.gov.uk
Alderwasley Hall School and Sixth Form Centre is an independent specialist day and residential school for young people aged 5 to 19 years with Specific Language Disorders, Asperger’s Syndrome and High Functioning Autistic Spectrum Disorders, all of whom experience complex speech, language and communication needs. We also have expertise in working with children and young people with Acquired Brain Injury. The School and Sixth Form Centre are located on separate sites within five miles of Alderwasley Hall School, DE56 2SR (01332) 378840 caroline.eaton@senadgroup.com
To improve the lives of the people of Bolton, strengthen community spirit, and prove that beautiful historical buildings can be of use once more, saving themselves from decay and demolition in the process. We want to create a unique programme of events and activities that will draw people from all around Bolton and beyond to a building of national importance which was once at the centre of a community. We try to offer something for everyone, from afternoon tea to a sponsored abseil down the Astley Street, BL1 8EY (01204) 385868 info@allsoulsbolton.org.uk
All Star Sports is an innovative and progressive sports development company based in Bolton & Manchester. Our vision is to “give all young people access to safe, affordable, high quality games activities in their area.” We specialise in the delivery of EYFS Sport Sessions. Along with our weekend drop-in sessions we also work closely with nurseries and pre-schools to ensure that all of our sessions effectively support learning through active play in all 2-6 year olds. We deliver Bolton College, Deane Road, BL3 5BG (07930) 375590 info@allstarsports.co.uk
Our specialised service supports children aged 0 to 19 (if in full-time education) with hearing and balance difficulties and works closely with a number of other services. We provide hearing aid assessments, management of hearing loss and hearing aids, and instigate medical investigations to determine possible causes of hearing loss and balance problems. Children’s Hearing Assessment Centre, Aylesford Walk, BL1 3SQ (01204) 463494 Halliwell.Apps@boltonft.nhs.uk
Autism Central is a peer education programme, commissioned by NHS England. It aims to build knowledge and understanding of autism and empower families and carers to advocate for autistic people they support. Local support helps families to get the right understanding and adjustments in place across the services they use. Everything the programme does is informed by, or co-produced with autistic people, families and carers. Autism Central hubs deliver the programme in seven regions across (01615) 105110 autismcentral@gmt.team
The Aspirations project was formed in 1999 to provide social and leisure activities for individuals with Asperger Syndrome and High Functioning Autism. The project is open to people from the age of 10 years and upwards – with no upper age limit. The majority of people accessing the service are aged between 10 and 30. To date, over 500 people have attended our activities. The Aspirations project gives members the opportunity to socialise and make friends and have fun in a supported and 1114 Chester Road, M32 0HL (01618) 668483 finance@asgma.org.uk
A range of classes - massage, sensory, songs and rhymes, messy play to suit children aged 0 to 4 years. 115 Blackburn Rd, Baby Boom, BL1 8HF (07807) 841692 Info@Babyboomclass.org
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