Special Needs Objective Outreach Project

• What they offer / teach

  SNOOP runs a fully accessible, purpose-built centre offering before and after school care, play schemes, a Craftability Hub, adults' provision, a Youth Club, a Safe Places Scheme, and support and information for parents/carers. It also holds parent/carer coffee mornings, events such as a Christmas Fair, and fundraising and volunteering opportunities, plus a Tadpoles Pre-School listed in its menu.

• Ages served

  The charity states it provides services for children and adults with a wide range of disabilities across an age range of 2 to 45 years, as well as support for their parents and carers.

• Approach

  SNOOP was established in 2000 by parents with lived experience and says it accepts every person for who and how they are. Its award-winning team is described as highly qualified and experienced, offering a safe and enriching environment; a case study describes a child with autism being helped to learn and practise social life skills and gain employability skills.

• Admissions

  Not stated on this website.

• Cost

  Not stated on this website; the page notes only that SNOOP is a registered charity (number 1115566) relying on funding and donations.

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