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Here are some suggested organisations that offer expert advice on special needs.

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laurax89 · 28/05/2018 20:16

Hi everyone, looking for some home help that's more sensory fun play for an hour or so every few weeks to get some house jobs done, can anyone point me in the right direction please.

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BackforGood · 28/05/2018 22:33

Do you want someone to play with your dc, whilst you are in the house, doing things you could show them, you mean ?
In a 'Mother's Help' kind of a way?

Would a local teen work in those circumstances? As in babysitting, but without full responsibility ?

Or are you looking for respite care so you can leave the house ?

Might help if you share what age your dc is. Whereabouts you are in the country, and what his / her needs are. There might be specific charities that can either support you, or signpost for you. But they can often be quite local.

Sorcs · 24/01/2019 20:05

Home start are great for that but you need a referral from a health visitor or gp
www.home-start.org.uk

michaelT1 · 23/02/2019 13:23

Your local authority should be able to point you in the right direction and should have some kind of disabled children's service that should have information on charities and organisations that can provide the right type of respite,like postage,a home based kind of sensory play,it helped my son a huge amount and supported me,also think about respite in direct payments from LA,you can then hire someone yourself who you feel comfortable with and the direct payments would pay for this.Hope this helps.

michaelT1 · 23/02/2019 13:24

sorry I meant portage not postage ! in my previous post,sorry typo error!!

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