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Disabled children aim high this half term

09.02.10 - 04:36 ... source : Barnet

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... Children with disabilities in Barnet will get the chance to enjoy a range of fun filled short breaks this half term. Dozens of children will benefit from a variety of tailor-made activities organised by Barnet Council together with its voluntary partners. The short breaks include a night away for under 11s and an adventure scheme for 9-19 year olds run by IPOP (Inclusive Play Opportunities) Other playschemes are being run by ‘Resources for Autism’ and Salaam[ Hendon Mosq ...» Next (HTML)

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