Key steps that will improve play services for disabled children

Adam Offord
Tuesday, March 15, 2016

A charity has devised a blueprint for improved access to good quality play provision for disabled children under five through more national funding, investing in childcare providers' facilities, making play a statutory service and enforcing equalities law.

Challengers, a Farnham charity in Surrey, provides play and leisure facilities  for disabled children and their able-bodied peers. Picture: Challengers
Challengers, a Farnham charity in Surrey, provides play and leisure facilities for disabled children and their able-bodied peers. Picture: Challengers

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