These terms and conditions have been made in accordance with UK legislation and regulations.
In these terms the following terminology applies. Any reference made to ‘SNAP’, ‘us’, ‘we’, ‘our’ means SNAP (Special Needs And Parents), whose registered office is at The SNAP Centre, Pastoral Way, Warley, Brentwood, Essex CM14 5WF and Charity Registration Number 1077787. Any reference to ‘you’, ‘your’, ‘user’ means the person visiting our website and you hereby accepts our terms and conditions. Any use of the above terminology or other words in the singular, plural, capitalisation and/or he/she or they, are taken as interchangeable and therefore as referring to the same.
These terms and conditions will take effect upon your first visit, and your use of the site means that you accept these terms and conditions. As the sites owner, SNAP (Special Needs And Parents) reserves the right to change these terms and conditions at any point, so please read them carefully and check them regularly.
In relation to any other terms stated on this website which are in conflict with the terms found here, then the latter shall prevail.
The Site
The SNAP (Special Needs And Parents) website has been developed taking every precaution to ensure the information and content held on this website is accurate in the UK, legally correct and ethical at the time of appearance. Although care has been taken in preparing the information and content contained on this website it is general information. Therefore, we recommend users also seek alternative professional advice where appropriate and where necessary contact us for more information.
Liability
So far as permitted by law, SNAP accepts no liability for loss or damage, including but not limited to personal injury, resulting from the use of this website. While we make and have made all reasonable efforts to ensure no malware or viruses are transmitted via our website, this cannot be guaranteed. SNAP will not accept liability from damage caused by viruses or malware or by any other means, save where legally unenforceable and recommends that users safeguard their IT equipment before downloading information and using this website.
We clarify that the content of this website is aimed at adults within the UK.
Unauthorised access
Any hacking into this website for the purpose of adding to or altering the content of the website or tampering, or sending unsolicited deliverables (e.g. spam, data packets), or transmitting any offensive or illegal content, and interfering with the general working of the site is illegal and unethical.
Using our logos, images and information
The SNAP (Special Needs And Parents) logo and other logos used by us are legally registered trademarks in the UK. You may not use SNAP’s logos without our prior consent. To apply for permission please contact us. SNAP reserves the right to require materials and logos to be removed from use if we believe it is not in our charity’s interest.
Our leaflets and brochures and our webpages can be printed, copied and used for private use, study or teaching purposes; however no modification may be made to the content. They may not be used for commercial, public or any other purposes without the consent of SNAP.
There may be various information, materials or photos on our website that may be the property of another copyright owner, they are used on our website with their permission, and must not be used without their consent.
Links
You must obtain permission from SNAP to include any links to our website. This can be requested by emailing SNAP or by contacting us. SNAP reserves the right to require links to be removed if we believe it is not in our charity’s interest.
Disclaimer
We have provided links to other organisations for your convenience. We cannot guarantee or be responsible for their content or accessibility. Please read their privacy policies and terms and conditions.
Governing law
These Terms and Conditions shall be governed by the laws of England and Wales and any dispute arising from these Terms and Conditions or your use of the Website shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.