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Local authority nurseries are usually for children up to five years old. These places are usually given to children who need them the most. Talk to your social worker to see if there is a place in your local authority nursery. You may be offered a part-time place for free where you can pay the extra to make it up to a full-time place, if you want to. You may also be able to find a place for your child at a private day nursery.
You may also need to think about questions like: Does the carer have experience in looking after a child with a similar disability, and if not, would they be happy for you to show them what's needed? How much specialist care does your child need and is appropriate training available locally? Does yo
No matter what your child's age, ability or circumstances, all parents would probably think about: what sort of childcare would work best for your family - a childminder, nursery or after-school care? Is the carer Ofsted registered (if your child is under eight years old)? Will activities be appropriate for your child's ability? Is the carer/setting safe, friendly and do you think your child will be happy in the environment?
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- St. Mary's: A real home for disabled kids -- dailypress.comSt. Mary's: A real home for disabled kids. "As a mother, you can lay your head down at night and know your child's well taken care of here at St. Mary's.. More
- St. Mary's Home for Disabled ChildrenSome children at St. Mary’s attend schools in the community daily, and all others attend school at the Home through the REACH program with SECEP.. More
- St. Mary's Home for Disabled ChildrenAll of the children at St. Mary’s attend school—some in the community and others at the Home. Each child benefits from a comprehensive special education. More
- CVC 2007 Charity ProfileI. Name of Organization, St. Mary's Home for Disabled Children. Federation Name, United Way of South Hampton Roads CVC Code 5039. More
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There may be a range of people involved in your disabled child's care. Some titles you may be familiar with - like doctor, for example - but others may be new to you. Your local doctor may be able to tell you about your child's condition and treatment. If they can't, your doctor will be able to refer your child to a specialist. Your doctor will also be able to refer your child for any tests.
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