Beresfords announces charity partnership with SNAP
Award-winning property group, Beresfords, has recently announced a new partnership with Brentwood based charity, SNAP.
The online Directory provides a comprehensive guide to useful contacts to point you in the right direction.
SNAP’s vision is to provide a safe environment offering a wide range of support and specialist services with the aim to increase resilience and empowerment within our families. SNAP’s ethos is about strengthening all members of the family.
There’s nothing too small or too large you can do to help SNAP; if you would like to support us, there’s lots of opportunity and we’d welcome your contribution.
From our base in Brentwood, SNAP is an Essex charity which helps thousands of families with children and young people who have an additional need or disability.
Registered Charity Number: 1077787
SNAP informs, encourages and supports parents and carers, enabling you to provide the best possible help to your children via a range of online resources, together with activities and services at our centre
A comprehensive online guide of useful contacts for the benefit of everyone in Essex concerned with the welfare of children and young people with special needs and disabilities
Useful information for families on social and training opportunities, events and useful articles, sorted by age relevance and updated fortnightly
Our calendar is packed with events – social, community and personal challenges – which rely on the support of you, your family and friends; your participation means a lot
Your support means we can continue to provide vital activities and services which help local families; see how you can make a difference
Take a look at our SNAP information sheet on eating for tips and advice.
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