Sunshine & Smiles

Welcome to our weekly newsletter.

This week we have: Sunbeams (Ages 0-4), Early Develoment- Ducklings, Caitlin's Green Speech and Language Groups (Tuesday), Online Karaoke Session for ages 10+, Online Yoga for 16+, Family swim at Bramley Baths and Football for ages 4-16.

Our annual party on 30th November is also now open for bookings!!

As always we are available by telephone and email for advice, support and signposting – please don’t hesitate to get in touch at any time.

Weekday: 07442 332678

Weekend: 07472 320168

Email: adminteam@sunshineandsmiles.org.uk

Latest news

Bookings now open for the Sunshine and Smiles party!

Bookings are now open for the Sunshine and Smiles party on 30th November

Well done and thank you to Christopher Power, Sarah Campbell and Rhys Wordsworth

Good luck to Shay Prior who, along with two of his colleagues from GMI Construction Group, is getting ready to run the Lisbon Marathon on 25th October.

Halloween Family Yoga

Debs (Yoga with Debs), who runs our Sunflowers and Smilers yoga sessions, has some Halloween-themed Family Yoga sessions coming up during half term week at various locations.

Inclusive strength training

MoveAble Fitness is an accessible exercise programme involving basic movements, kettlebells and bodyweight exercises. It is a training programme designed specifically for adults with learning disabilities.

Last chance for parents and carers to book a place on the Parent/Carer Support Group Event, co-ordinated by the Leeds Parent Carer Forum and Voice, Influence and Change Team (Leeds City Council).

Meanwood Valley Urban Farm in Leeds are looking at developing an inclusive playground at the Farm for people in Leeds and would like your views

Interplay Theatre is taking bookings for their Sensory Youth Theatre - Project Comrade, for young people with learning disabilities aged 11-25

Maggie Rose at the University of Birmingham is interviewing 11–25-year-olds with Down Syndrome about how important belonging is for the mental and physical health of adolescents

Babble Play Project

The University of York is running a study for babies with Down Syndrome aged 7-15 months based in the UK.

Leeds family hubs provide a welcoming space where families with children and young people (0 to 19 years, or up to 25 years for young people with special educational needs and disabilities) can access support, advice, and services in one convenient location.