We hope that you and yours have been keeping well during these unusual times. It has brought many challenges for us as a charity and the children and families we work with. Although we had to suspend our face-to-face services in March, in line with government guidelines, we have been

With everything that has gone on recently, it’s important for us to share good news. This story is coming to you a little late (sorry about that!) but it’s too good not to share! Back in January 2019, we shared the news that Penny Field parent Sarah Dunn was planning

We are very excited to launch the 2020 SNAPS Superhero Zoom today! To celebrate the launch, tickets will be reduced to £4 in our flash sale until 5pm on Sunday 15th March. The SNAPS Superhero Zoom will take place on Father’s Day on 21st June 2020 and is a ‘fun-run’

On Saturday 30th November we launched a new award for children with additional needs and their siblings! We created the SNAPS Superkids Awards to recognise and celebrate the bravery, determination and positivity of the children, and their families, who access our services. SNAPS Chief Executive Lucy Owen explains the reason

On 15th September SNAPS superhero India Tod climbed Scafell Pike to raise funds for SNAPS! 7-year-old India decided to take on the challenge with her dad because of her cousin Olive, who is supported by SNAPS. “I absolutely love Olive because she always smiles,” said India. “I want to help

Sunday 15th September saw a gathering of superheroes of all abilities at the first ever SNAPS Superhero Zoom. The event took place at John Charles Centre for Sport and saw 120 children and parents take part in a ‘fun run’ style event for children with additional needs. The event was

We are only just over a week into July and SNAPS Superheroes have already raised £9,982.89 this month! The first event of the month was the SNAPS Jumpathon on 3rd July, organised by staff at both SNAPS and HSBC. This involved a two-hour long, high intensity trampoline fitness class, hosted

Children with additional needs and their families across Leeds will continue to benefit from vital physiotherapy and support thanks to a grant from the Yorkshire West Riding Freemasons. The generous grant of £6,000 to SNAPS (Special Needs and Parent Support) Yorkshire will help to fund hydrotherapy and swimming lessons, rebound