Samuel Turner is a young man with a passion – for supporting us and for making films. He is thrilled to be able to combine both with a shortlisted entry to this year’s Wales International Film Festival. His short film “Where efforts begins with Cerebra” is all the more remarkable as Samuel is autistic and […]
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Ross Head from our Innovation Centre tells us of the team’s latest design to help children ‘rule’ the world! Whilst you can buy a ruler with a handle to assist in drawing a line, they are typically aimed at very young children. We understand that some children need a little extra help with a ruler,
Hello. My name is Karen Visser. I am a physiotherapist, PhD student and Senior Lecturer at Cardiff University. You can find out more about me and my research here. Currently, I am doing a PhD research study, exploring children and young people with neurological difficulties and their families experiences of physical activity participation within their
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Our Legal Entitlements and Problem-solving (LEaP) Project helped Nat get transport to school and as a thank you he has raised £100 for Cerebra. How we helped Nat In the summer of 2017 Nat’s mum, Alyson, was told by Blackpool Council that it had decided to withdraw his school transport and was expecting him to
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Earlier this year, our Legal Entitlements and Problem-Solving (LEaP) Project supported a family who had been told that their son’s continence assessment had to take place at his school and that home assessments weren’t possible. Help getting an assessment at home We wrote a template letter to help the family make a complaint to the
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