In recent years, the inspection regime for residential holiday schemes for disabled children in England has changed significantly to reflect the aims and nature of this type of provision.
Schemes are generally small scale, run by volunteers and short term - with some providers operating for just one week per year.
The focus is on providing enjoyable activities for children and young people with complex needs, and such schemes often give youngsters their first taste of independence and the chance to try new things away from parents and carers.
Meanwhile, schemes also offer respite to families who may also benefit from a break from caring responsibilities.
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