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Let’s Get Creative

Building social skills through different art forms.

Monthly groups for adopted and kinship care children with the aim of building social skills through various forms of art.

We have a music therapist from Whole Step and play therapist Stephanie Ollis joining us.

Age: 5-13 (children will be split into 2 groups based on development age).

Kinship Children Cost: Currently free (we have a limited number of places available so please don’t book unless you will be attending).

Adoptive Children Cost: Berkshire children: free. Non-Berkshire children: £10 (plus Eventbrite booking fee).

Venue: Lower Earley Church, Maiden Place, Lower Earley, Reading RG6 3HE

Parents and Carers are required to stay on site for the duration of the workshop in the room next door where we will hold the Adopters Support Group. Parents/Carers are welcome to attend the support group without a child attending Let’s Get Creative. Please book a Parent or Carer ticket.

If you require any further information please email: tas@parentingspecialchildren.co.uk

Scroll down for our upcoming events.

Kinship Families – Save the Date: Saturday, 10am-12pm: 28th September, 12th October, 9th November, 14th December 2024.

Adoptive Families – Save the Date: Saturday, 10am-12pm: 7th September, 5th October, 2nd November, 7th December 2024.

 

     

 

 

  • COST Varies by event
  • DURATION 2 hours
  • DELIVERED BY PSC TAS Specialist Parenting Practitioners & External Specialists
  • FREQUENCY Monthly - the Support Groups run alongside the Let's Get Creative sessions. Parents/Carers are welcome to attend the support groups without a child attending Let’s Get Creative.
Thank you so much for the session yesterday. My daughter really enjoyed both sessions. She loved the music and the dancing. We felt it was just the right length and we are looking forward to the next event.
Michael, Maidenhead
Michael was glad to have found a group (Let's Get Creative) which catered specifically for adopted children and their needs.
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A Contact a Family survey found that 65% of families with children with special needs reported feeling isolated frequently or all of the time.

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