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Bright twinkly lights, Festive treats, Christmas markets and the excitement of Santa coming down your chimney, makes Christmas the most wonderful time for a lot of families, however for some...
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As part of Caudwell Children’s Employability and Life Skills programme Shaping Futures, students hosted their very own pop-up café, in partnership with bod, giving them practical, social and numeracy skills....
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On 9th August, Caudwell Children’s International Centre buzzed with excitement as over 1,000 guests gathered for a Family Open Day that perfectly showcased our commitment to supporting disabled and autistic...
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Rachael, a 24-year-old wheelchair tennis player from Cornwall, shares her deeply personal journey with Caudwell Children and her passion for the sport in celebration of Summer of Sport. Tell us...
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Over the next few months, Caudwell Children will be celebrating all things Sport with our incredible new campaign “Summer of Sport” and we are delighted to introduce you to Erin!...
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Some of the top powerchair football players from across the nation are set to compete in the Wheelchair Football Association (WFA) Cup at St. George’s Park later this month. This...
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This year, Loneliness Awareness Week focuses on “Random Acts of Connection” and aims to empower people to make everyday moments of connection, which can be as simple as having a...
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Tom has a diagnosis of ADHD but was also showing signs of autism, so he was referred to Caudwell Children for an Autism Assessment via the NHS. The Caudwell Children...
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Christopher aged 5, is autistic and has been diagnosed with Global Development Delay (GDD) and has a sleep disorder. He loves climbing and being outside but unfortunately has no concept...
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Amaya aged 9, finds it difficult to communicate with the world around her but is extremely passionate about the environment. Last year Amaya created a book about saving sea animals...
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For several years, neurodivergent people have had to wait too long for clinical assessments and diagnoses, [1] preventing them and their loved ones from the invaluable benefits that come from...
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Getting enough sleep is a crucial part of human life, it’s vital for physical and mental well-being, and contributes to our overall health. Many autistic children have difficulties with their...
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