Rosie Campbell, Solicitor in the Public Law and Human Rights at Irwin Mitchell gives some advice on challenging a decision and key points to consider should you ever need legal support. Read more
KIDS will launch a new Secret Shopper project this year thanks to a £70,000 grant from the #iwill Fund. Read more
We recently had a visit to our KIDS Hayward Adventure Playground from Nadhim Zahawi, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Children and Families. Read more
Our Basingstoke Nursery recently moved into a new building with improved facilities and amazing future plans Read more
Rosie Campbell, Solicitor in the Public Law and Human Rights at Irwin Mitchell gives some advice on challenging a decision and key points to consider should you ever need legal support.Read more
KIDS will launch a new Secret Shopper project this year thanks to a £70,000 grant from the #iwill Fund.Read more
We recently had a visit to our KIDS Hayward Adventure Playground from Nadhim Zahawi, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Children and Families.Read more
Our Basingstoke Nursery recently moved into a new building with improved facilities and amazing future plansRead more
Read our latest annual review which brings to life the impact of our work on the lives of disabled children, young people and their families.Read more
Remember A Charity Week is an annual awareness week designed to encourage more people to consider leaving a gift to charity when writing a will.Read more
A recent Ofsted inspection of our Bracknell short breaks rated our service as outstanding and had very positive feedback about the staff and the running of scheme.Read more
Cliodhan's son Ollie, has Down’s Syndrome and was supported by KIDS in the early stages of his life. Now she is giving back to the charity in a unique way.Read more
Make a difference to the lives of disabled children and their families with the new Amazon Smile charity portal.Read more
The Disabled Children’s Partnership (DCP) – a coalition of 60 charities, including KIDS – has published economic research showing a £1.5 billion funding gap for services needed by disabled children.Read more