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Play Centre, Coronation Rd, Birmingham B29 7DE, UK -- childcare_and_playscheme
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Parks for Play is a charity providing inclusive, self-directed play and leisure sessions for children and young people with disabilities and additional needs, plus their siblings. Provision includes Saturday term-time play groups, holiday play schemes (half terms, Easter, Summer and Christmas), weekday 'End of Day' sessions for primary-aged children, an alternate-Sunday youth club promoting independence and leisure, and a younger adults' service (Strides) including a monthly inclusive disco night. When funding allows they also run inclusive trips and treats across the city, and they hire out their indoor and outdoor space for parties and meetings.
Sessions are grouped by age: under 12s (two 2-hour Saturday/holiday sessions), primary school age (15:30-16:30 and 16:30-18:30, Mon-Fri termtime only), ages 13-18 (AM and PM groups on alternate Sundays), and ages 19-30 (alternate Sundays 14:00-17:00 and a 19:00-21:00 disco on the 3rd Wednesday monthly). No minimum age is stated.
The page says they plan for every individual before they attend, gathering information on likes and dislikes, triggers, preferences, independence goals, medical needs, behavioural challenges, communication needs and family support needs, and they welcome those with the highest and most complex needs without excluding anyone regardless of disability, background, emotional needs or challenging behaviour. Sessions are facilitated by a diverse team of play workers; every team member has an Enhanced DBS check and safeguarding training, with further training in play, Understanding Autism, complex behavioural needs and non-verbal communication. A safeguarding statement sets out their responsibility to keep children, young people and young adults safe and to seek advice from safeguarding agencies where needed.
All sessions are booking only, and there is a 'New service user? Find out more' route for people new to the service, with an individual planning process completed before attendance. Specific booking steps or contact details are not stated on this website.
Play sessions cost £10 for a single child or young person and £8 for additional children/young people. The younger adults' Strides club is £15 per session, which includes a meal. Gift vouchers are available, and private hire and party packages are offered separately.
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