Aiming High update
New providers running sessions from April.
Do you know about Aiming High?It is a programme which offers a wide range of fun, inclusive activities and short breaks for children and young people under the age of 18 with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND) in Stoke-on-Trent — and their families. No EHCP or diagnosis is required to take part.
Aiming High has introduced its new providers who will be running activities from April.
The new providers are:
- Peter Pan Centre for 0-5 Year Olds
- Stay and Play sessions including access to their sensory room and outside spaces.
- Port Vale
- Offering sports sessions, youth clubs for younger and older children, holiday youth clubs plus family match day experiences.
- Furry Friends
- Offering animal and equine therapy plus forest crafts.
- Neighbourly Helpers
- Sports, cooking and other life skills such as using public transport and social skills.
- Staffordshire Wildlife Trust
- Outdoor activities to engage children with nature such as den building, mud kitchens and campfire cooking.
who join the exisiting providers:
- Action for Children
- Bee Active Multi-Sports Sessions
- CEA Community Garden Projet
- Diamond Families
- Endorphins - Energise
- Family Focus
- Gather the Community
- New Vic Theatre
- Our Space
- Port Vale
- Project Indi
- Sportworks
To find out more about the Aiming High Programme visit: Aiming High activities – Local Offer
To view and book the activities available visit: Eequ – Stoke-on-Trent Aiming High