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Finding a Local Support Group
Being able to share your experiences with other people in a similar situation can be a tremendous comfort for many parents. There are a number of support groups in Hampshire, some aimed at parents of children who have specific disabilities, while others cover a broad…First aid kit for babies
More than 1 million children a year are involved in an accident in the home. Most aren't serious, but it's sensible to make sure your first aid box contains the essentials. Choose a waterproof, durable box that's easy to carry. It's much easier to take…Free family activities
Kids have lots of opportunities on holiday to run around and get plenty of exercise. Here are some ideas for healthy activities that cost little or nothing. Physical activity is essential for your child's health. It helps them develop strong bones and muscles, maintain a healthy weight and promotes their independence.…Funding care
Care and support services in England have never been free. Most people have to pay something towards their own care and some will have to pay for all of the costs. Your local authority (council) may cover some or all of the cost of care…Gaining Work Experience
Work Experience is where you can work for a short time to understand more about what it is like to have a job. Work experience is a far more flexible term but normally refers to some form of temporary work placement within a company where you will work on…Gateway Card
The Gateway Card is part of the Short Breaks universal offer and supports parents and carers to access attractions throughout Hampshire and further afield. This card indicates to providers that you have already supplied evidence of eligibility to the Short Breaks Team, which in turn…Get Your Rights
Get Your Rights is a new interactive website for children and young people that provides information on young people's rights when using the NHS. This website has been co-produced with children and young people and tells you everything you need to get the most out…Getting around using public transport
Travelling by train If you have a disability and travel by train, you may be eligible to apply for a Disabled Persons Railcard. The Disabled Person’s Railcard is a national card that gives you a third off your rail fares. You can use your railcard…