Support for Children with Additional Needs
We understand that every child is unique - and some may need a little extra support to thrive. At the Spelthorne Family Centres, we’re here to help families navigate the challenges that can come with additional needs or disabilities. Whether you’re looking for advice, emotional support, or help accessing specialist services, our team can guide you through the process and connect you with the right resources. Together, we’ll work to ensure your child gets the care, understanding, and opportunities they deserve.
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The Stanwell Family Centre’s Sensory Room is a safe and calm space for children up to the age of 11. The room is equipped to provide either gentle stimulation or relaxation through touch, sound, smell and a range of visual features.
Sensory rooms are particularly useful for babies and children with sight or hearing problems, or for children with varying degrees of attention deficiency disorders.
Colourful bubble tubes, glitter balls, tactile panels and interactive sound and light panels encourage hand and eye coordination, and the development of social and language skills.
A water bed and projected moving images with sounds and music promote relaxation.
The Sensory Room is open at various times Monday to Friday. £1 per family for a 45 minute session. Bookings can be made by calling 01784 241407
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Support and advice from a speech and language therapist available.
Call Stanwell Family Centre on 01784 241407 for more details -
We understand how important it is to parents and carers with children with additional needs, to have a safe and special place to play. We offer exclusive access to the garden Monday to Friday for 1-hour sessions for £1.50 per family. This wonderful space is for families and their children with additional needs to enjoy. Booking is essential and is subject to availability.
Contact us on 01784 241407 to book a slot.
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A smaller group for children with additional needs and the parents and carers who care for them. The sessions offer fun activities, sensory resources; a chance to have a chat with other families and share ideas and experiences. There will be open access to the Sensory Room, advice, and support available from the Early Support team and visits from other professionals supporting children with additional needs. You do not need to bring your child if you just want to come in and speak to one of the team. Find information and dates of next groups here
Get in Touch
Whether you’re looking for practical support or just a listening ear, we’re here to help.
Get in touch today to find out how we can support you and your young adult on the path to independence.