Template Letters England
There are different letter templates for England, Wales and Scotland and they cover a numbers of topics. They aim to make your letters more effective.
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Accessing Public Services Toolkit
Get your free Public Services Toolkit If you are facing difficulties with official bodies in trying to access the health, social care and education support services you and your child are entitled to, our Accessing Public Services Toolkit can help. It identifies common issues and offers strategies to help resolve them without resorting to legal action.
Read more We need help to get to hospital appointments, but the NHS has refused to arrange transport
Use this letter to make a complaint if the NHS has refused your request for transport to hospital appointments.
Read more We need help to get to hospital appointments, but the NHS has refused to arrange transport
Use this letter to make a complaint if the NHS in Wales has refused your request for transport to hospital appointments.
Read more The council is proposing another assessment, which puts us in an impossible position
If your (or your child’s) needs have been assessed but you’ve been waiting a long time for support, the council might say that it needs to do a new assessment before it can progress your case. If you’re worried that agreeing to a new assessment will cause delay, but refusing will label you as ‘uncooperative’, use this letter to get your concerns on the record.
Read more Delivering legal rights through practical problem-solving
In this article we take a look at our Legal Entitlements and Problem-Solving (LEaP) Project - why we started it, what we do, what we've achieved so far and the longer term impact of our work. Why we started the Project Disabled children and their families sometimes need extra support in order to have a normal everyday life - for example, help with bathing or ...
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Innovation Centre Create High tech horse riding helmet for young boy with unique head shape.
Tommy-Lee in action The Cerebra Innovation Centre (CIC), along with the help of BSI (British Standards Institution) have taken the challenge to help a young boy with autism and a unique head shape to fulfil one of his dreams. 16 year-old Tommy-Lee from Brighton wanted to go horse riding with his friends but his unique head shape prevented him from wearing a riding helmet. Without a ...
Read more Lottery Rules
Weekly Lottery – Terms and Conditions Cerebra’s ‘Count Me In’ Weekly Lottery (“the lottery”) is being promoted by and on behalf of Cerebra, a charity registered in England 1089812 which operates as Cerebra (“the Charity”). The Charity is registered with the Gambling Commission (www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk) to operate the Lottery. Cerebra is licensed and regulated in Great Britain by the Gambling Commission. www.secure.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/publicregister/search/detail/5059 The registered Responsible person ...
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Legal Pathways for Families Coping with Child Brain Injuries from Medical Negligence
Navigating the aftermath of a child’s brain injury caused by medical negligence is a challenging and emotional experience for families. Understanding the legal options available can feel overwhelming, but seeking guidance from experts can provide clarity and reassurance. To explore this critical topic, we spoke with Leanne Devine, a specialist child brain injury solicitor at Fletchers Solicitors, to shed light on the unique complexities of ...
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Cameron Gets Around on His New Scooot Seat
Louise French recently got in touch with us after she saw a Scooot Seat in action and knew it would be beneficial for her son Cameron. She told us their story. Cameron was my third baby. He was born a healthy little boy, brother to Harris and Alfie, he made my family complete. At 5 weeks old he became ill and was admitted to hospital where ...
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