Donate
Lottery

Search Results: Buy Clomid Pills -- RXLARA.NET -- Clomiphene citrate 50mg for men/get-involved/lottery

Showing 171-180 of 217.

Cerebra Ambassadors family.

Ambassadors

Vanessa Hooper Life can be tough when you live with someone with extra needs. Having the support from Cerebra has been invaluable to us. We, as a family, cherish the opportunity to give back and hopefully raise awareness about the work that Cerebra does and the neurological conditions the charity supports. Cara Readle I have had mild cerebral palsy from birth and Cerebra is a ...
Read more →
The surf access vehicle

CIC Test Their Surf Access Vehicle (SAV)

The CIC team recently tested their new surfing products at Poppit Sands in Pembrokeshire. The team has developed a Tandem Surf Board and a Surf Access Vehicle (SAV) for use by surfers who could not use conventional surfing equipment so easily. In collaboration with Tonic Surf Therapy and Walkin’ on Water Surf School, the CIC team developed the SAV to help transport people from the ...
Read more →
The Surf Access Vehicle

Innovation Centre work on new surf products

Surf access vehicle: SAV One of the new products being pioneered by CIC this summer has been the new Surf Access Vehicle (SAV). Being developed in conjunction with Surf Tonic, a West Wales based surf school which specialises in surfing for people with various conditions, the SAV is aimed at transporting people from the car park to the water’s edge, and then into the water ...
Read more →

Free webinar: Understanding neurodiversity in communication and social abilities in children with intellectual disabilities

Free lunchtime webinar: Wednesday 14th May – 12.30pm – 2pm For parents, carers and professionals that support families. People with intellectual disabilities are an incredibly diverse group, each with their own strengths and challenges in communication and social abilities, which can either support their wellbeing and community participation or create barriers that limit their opportunities. However, this diversity is not always fully recognised, leading to ...
Read more →

A treasure chest of resources in our library

George is 7 years old. He is a whirlwind of happiness, he always has a smile on his face and leaves a happy trail in his wake. He loves the outdoors and in all weathers, the muddier the better in his eyes. He loves to run rather than walk anywhere so we have to be nimble in pursuit! He loves anything that spins and for ...
Read more →

Digital Wellbeing Interventions for Family Carers: A Systematic Review

A University of Warwick team has carried out a piece of research to review all the current academic research on digital interventions that are available to support family carers whose loved ones have a learning disability or are autistic. Family carers whose loved ones have a learning disability or are autistic were partners in this piece of work. Their role was to offer insights from ...
Read more →

Understanding and reducing sleep problems for children with a genetic syndrome webinar review

A recording of the webinar is now available if you’d like to catch up in full. Introduction Professor Caroline Richards opened the webinar by introducing herself and the Cerebra Network for Neurodevelopmental Disorders. The Cerebra Network is a group of Psychologists and researchers that focus on doing research to improve the lives of children who have severe and complex needs and their families. Professor Richards ...
Read more →

Navigating Life After a Brain Injury: The Power of Rehabilitation and Collaboration

Equipment and Rehabilitation: Enhancing Quality of Life  Access to the right equipment and rehabilitation can significantly improve quality of life and independence for children with brain injuries. Here are some examples of aids and equipment that can make a difference: Mobility Aids: Wheelchairs, walkers, and standing frames can help individuals move around more easily and safely. Communication Devices: Speech-generating devices and communication boards can assist ...
Read more →

Fish Tank Fun For Arthur

Our Innovation Centre designs and builds innovative, bespoke products to help disabled children discover and engage with the world around them. We love families getting in touch with an idea for something that will help their child. Arthur’s grandad, Sean, is a keen aquarist and noticed how Arthur was fascinated with watching the fish. He got in touch with our Innovation Centre to see if ...
Read more →

Law Commission seeks views on disabled children’s social care law

The Law Commission has published an important consultation paper on disabled children’s social care law in England.  The Commission has been looking at the current legal framework for getting help from social services and how it can be made fairer, simpler and more up to date. The Commission is inviting young people and families to express their views on its findings and recommendations. This is ...
Read more →

Page 18 of 22.

Still can't find what you are looking for? Get in touch and we can help.

Get in Touch
Cerebra Count Me In Lottery

Count Me In Lottery

Taking part in our ‘Count Me In’ Lottery is a wonderful way to make a real difference to children with brain conditions and their families. It also means you are in with a chance to win our big weekly prize.

Play the Lottery

Make a Donation

Please help support our vital work that enriches the lives of thousands of children and their families every day.

Sleep Service

Sleep Advice Service

LEap

Legal Rights Service

Parent Guides

Parent Guides

Cerebra Innovation Centre

Cerebra Innovation Centre

Library

Toy and Book Library