Aiming High Charter

'Aiming High for Disabled Children: Better Support for Families' commits £340 million to start to transform the services that disabled children and their families receive.
Click here to download the full report(PDF).
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ASD Family Help

ASD Family Help is an independent and voluntary group that offers support and advice to individuals on the autistic spectrum, their parents, carers and professionals within Wokingham Borough, Berkshire UK.
We aim to: help improve services for children and adults with ASD, provide support to parents/carers, provide free advice and information, provide training across the Borough and raise awareness of ASD.
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Friends of Bridges

Bridges is a resource centre run by Wokingham Borough Council offering services to families with disabled children and young people. Services provided at Bridges are planned and developed in consultation with children, young people, their families and other agencies.
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Peapods

Peapods is a parent-run charity supporting children with a physical disability and their families. Entering its fifth year, it offers support and friendship through meetings, social events and online discussion.
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Reading Deaf Children's Society

Click here to view the NDCS webite

Ryeish Green Bungalow
Ryeish Green Bungalow offers respite for children with additional medical needs. Their parents' group, Friends of Ryeish Green Bungalow works to raise money to improve the centre and provide enhanced care, days out and fun for children who otherwise are completely dependent on their parents.

Tel: +44(0)118 988 2512

REACH Wokingham

BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE hosts REACH WOKINGHAM, the Parent Forum for disabled children in Wokingham. It has successfully brought together a strong panel of 10 parents of disabled children who act as a voice for all the other families in the area. They consult with parents on a regular basis and meet regularly as a team.
Under the Government's Aiming High for Disabled children initiative each Borough must have its own Parents' Forum. This forum acts as a bridge between hundreds of isolated families and the services that they use - health, social services and education. REACH Wokingham is supported every step of the way by BFTF and is a strong, powerful parent-run organisation working towards making changes for the better for families of disabled children.
www.reachwokingham.com