I hope you are all keeping well. With the government’s roadmap out of lockdown progressing, I thought now would be a good time to update you on SNAPS’ re-opening plans. Should the dates in the government’s roadmap be met and therefore all restrictions lifted by 21st June, (and assuming the

SNAPS is passionate about providing support and leisure services to children with all kinds of additional needs, as well as supporting their families in any way we can. Through our passion we have been able to appoint some fantastic patrons who have the same desire to help children who need

SNAPS is looking to recruit new members to our Board of Trustees from our Parent/Carer community and therefore we are putting together a single short session to help explain what the Board actually does and what the role of a Trustee involves. The aim would be to encourage more people

A service update for our families from Chief Executive Lucy Owens: I hope you are keeping well and feeling festive! I wanted to update you with SNAPS’ plans for 2021.  Sadly we have had confirmation from one of our sites that they will not be taking external bookings until Easter

We are delighted to announce that we will be holding SNAPS’ Annual General Meeting at 10am Tuesday 15th December 2020. We would normally do this at one of our sites, but obviously this year we are having to adapt and so we will be holding this AGM via Zoom.  We would

Following on from the letter that SNAPS, West Yorkshire CANN and some of you have sent to our local councillors, leaders at the Council and MPs, I wanted to update you on what has happened since: We have had a good response to our letter with various families hearing from

Children with additional needs face and overcome challenges every day, with 2020 throwing more obstacles in their way than ever before. The SNAPS Superkids Awards want to recognise and celebrate their bravery, determination and positivity. Families of children with additional needs may be told what their child can’t do, but these awards are designed to

Scope would like our families to know about the sessional inclusion workers that could help your family be more included in mainstream activities.   Have you or a family you work with ever felt reluctant to send your child to a mainstream activity? Did you worry they wouldn’t cope, or