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Girls' Pan Disability Football Team
Wednesdays 5:00pm-6:00pmFootball training with Everton in the Community. Supported by qualified youth worker from Targeted Services for Young People. -
Harthill Splice Project
Disability Inclusion Project for young people aged 12 - 25 inclusive. Fun, socialising, arts, games, projects, music, cooking, sports. Fully trained professional staff team to support young people with additional needs make friends and try new things. This service caters for young people with… -
Shewsy Splice
A fun youth night for young people with additional needs. Ages 12-25, Sports, Arts, Cooking, Gardening, Games, Friendship & Fun All sessions are staffed by trained & professional youth workers who have enhanced DBS -
Personal Budgets - Myth Busters
A personal budget is to help pay for the cost of a school place. FALSE - a personal budget is to pay for the additional support a child or young person needs and not for an early years, school or college place. There is no extra… -
Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU)
Two campuses, five faculties and over 23,000 students from over 100 countries make LJMU what it is today: a modern, student-centric university. Our history dates back to 1823, with the establishment of the Liverpool Mechanics’ and Apprentices’ Library. However, it was in 1992 that LJMU…
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Children's Occupational Therapy Liverpool City Council
Coronavirus update: The Children’s Occupational Therapy Team is offering a service to our families during the current Corona Virus Pandemic which is in-line with social distancing advice from the Government. This means that face to face appointments are significantly reduced and will be considered on… -
Free School Meals
There are two free school meal schemes - universal infant free school meals and income related free school meals. Universal infant free school meals If your child attends a state funded infant school and is in reception class, year 1 or year 2 (key stage… -
Discretionary Housing Payments
Discretionary Housing Payments help people who need extra help with their rent when their Housing Benefit or the housing cost element of Universal Credit does not meet the full value of their rent. If you are suffering severe financial hardship as a result, or your tenancy… -
Council Tax Support
You could get Council Tax Support to help pay your Council Tax if you’re unemployed or on a low income. Under the Council Tax Support scheme, working age households will pay at least 8.5 per cent of their Council Tax bill. Pension age customers are not be affected by this reduction. … -
The Brain Charity
The Brain Charity is a local organisation that provides practical help, emotional support and social activities to anyone living with a neurological condition and to their family, friends and carers. There are more than 600 different neurological conditions in existence – from well-known ones like…