Things to do

SEND-friendly local, regional and national activities

Find accessible activities, support and places to go

Sensory sessions and events for children in Walsall, Dudley and Wolverhampton

A local charity group that serves the needs of families affected by deafness

Free activities and food for eligible children over the school holidays

Media, radio and youth opportunities

KIC Radio
A youth radio station offering accredited courses, volunteering and training for individuals aged 13–25. Young people embark on a journey of personal development, acquiring valuable skills in radio operation and production.

Health, wellbeing and everyday life support

Positive Outcomes Project (POP)
A health and wellbeing service for young adults aged 15–25 in Walsall. Support is available for mental health, finances, employment, loneliness and other challenges. Services include 1‑to‑1 support, signposting, pop‑ups across Walsall and a youth bus.

Accessible places and facilities

Euan’s Guide
Euan’s Guide makes it easier for disabled people to find great places to go. It's a friendly alternative to hours of web searching and phone calls before visiting somewhere new. Euan’s Guide has thousands of disabled access reviews and listings for places all over the UK.
AccessAble
Detailed access information to help you plan visits to shops, venues and public buildings.
Changing Places toilets
Provides extra equipment and space to enable people with profound and multiple learning disabilities, or physical disabilities, to use them safely and comfortably. Use the Changing Places search to find facilities near you.

Reading, arts and performances

Calibre Audio
Provides audiobooks for people who find reading printed books difficult.
Disability Arts
An online directory sharing disability arts and culture.
The Light Cinema Walsall
Autism‑friendly cinema screenings.
Wolverhampton Grand Theatre
Accessible performances including BSL interpreted, audio described, captioned, relaxed and dementia‑friendly shows.

Sports, leisure and play

Albion Foundation
Inclusive fun and social activities for children and adults of all abilities.
Dwarf Sports Association UK
A national organisation providing sport and activity for people with a restricted growth condition. Walsall Paralympian Ellie Simmonds is a patron.

Autism‑ and SEND‑friendly activity sessions

Autism West Midlands
Play and recharge sessions for children and teenagers, plus support groups for parents and carers.
InflataNation West Bromwich
SEN‑friendly inflatable play sessions.
Ninja Warrior Walsall
SEND‑specific “quiet hour” sessions for ages 4+.
Rush Trampoline Park (Birmingham)
Autism and SEN sessions.
Special Needs Adventure Playground (S.N.A.P)
Bookable play sessions and events for children with additional needs.
Water World
SEND‑friendly water park sessions and accessibility information for disabled visitors.

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The Civic Centre, Darwall Street, Walsall WS1 1TP