SNAP’s Awareness Week 2020
27th September to 3rd October 2020
Following the success of our inaugural SNAP Awareness Week last year we are hoping that SNAP’s amazing supporters will get involved with raising the charity’s profile and helping to raise funds to allows us to continue our vital work supporting more than 2,800 families.
April 2020
Tackling Toileting
£10
There are a significant range of factors that influence a child's ability to be toilet trained.
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Moving to Secondary School
£15
This three session course will help with the transition and changes associated with the move into secondary school, giving lots of practical and common sense ideas.
Find out more »May 2020
Tackling Toileting with Kathryn Miller
£5
This session will look at contributing facts in toilet training children with additional needs.
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Help Nuclear Races Support SNAP
Raise £25 for SNAP by donating just 2 hours of your time.
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Sarah Hendrickx -Autism and the Impact of the Covid 19 Pandemic, Plus Q&A
£5
Sarah Hendrickx will join us for two sessions focusing on the thoughts and experiences of being autistic in the current coronavirus situation.
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Let the evening be-GIN!
donation
Cheers to SNAP's first virtual fundraising social event on Friday 29th May! Become a gin guru whilst raising essential money for our charity.
Find out more »June 2020
Sensory Processing Differences with Kathryn Miller
£5
This session aims to develop your awareness of how sensory needs may present in your child, give tools for analysing these and strategies to help your child to cope effectively.
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Can’t Sleep, Won’t Sleep with Kathryn Miller
£5
This session aims to help you to problem solve and develop strategies to help your child develop a healthy sleep pattern.
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BIG Game Show Quiz!
Donation
Are you game for a laugh? Join our big night in with classic TV games shows from the 70s, 80s and 90s.
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SNAP – An Anxious Return to a New Normal? with Kathryn Miller
£5
The session will look at the implications for a return to a ‘new normal’, dealing with uncertainty, anxiety and rationalising fears.
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