We are very sad to say that Emma Vickers will be leaving SNAPS at the end of the year.  This means that we are currently recruiting a new Site Manager for SNAPS’ Broomfield sessions. We are looking for an enthusiastic and organised individual who can manage our service in South

The following article was published on Irwin Mitchell’s website. To see the original article click Here A brave team from the Leeds office of national law firm Irwin Mitchell took part in a sky dive to help raise funds for local children’s charity, SNAPS. Six members of the Irwin Mitchell

Just over a week ago SNAPS was finally given the opportunity to deliver their speech to a full council. The aim was to get the message out that SNAPS is available and is a vital resource for so many families in the city and this was done without council funding.

This June is national Carers Week: 11 – 17 June 2018. This year Carers Week is calling on communities, health and social care professionals, employers, and the wider public to support carers to stay ‘Healthy and Connected’ to wellbeing services and support. Carers Leeds is hosting a week-long celebration of

  Community Fundraising Manager 18 hours per week for LWCA (Leeds Weekend Care Association) 18 hours per week for SNAPS (Special Needs and Parent Support) £24,000 per annum pro rata THIS IS A BRILLIANT OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE YOUR MARK AS A COMMUNITY FUNDRAISER WITH TWO LEADING CHILDREN’S CHARITIES IN LEEDS,

The Family Fund is holding an information and support day on Wednesday 9th May 2018. The aim of the day is for parents and carers to learn more about support services, grants and information available to you and your disabled child or young person. Come along and meet Family Fund

Evie’s Dad; Adam Lerner is no stranger to fundraising having raised thousands of pounds through www.evieseverest.org towards therapy for her. Every day for Evie is like climbing a mountain – the day to day activities that most people take for granted have not come easy for Evie. Walking and communicating

Chloe has been volunteering at SNAPS since September 2015. Initially, she got involved to gain valuable work experience working with children with disabilities and their families and demonstrate commitment to the Children’s Nursing course she’s now on. She has been completing her course at Sheffield University for two years. Chloe’s