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With October in full swing and the hours of darkness starting earlier, you know that spooky season has arrived! To keep busy there’s lots of accessible fun to be had over the half term holiday – from creating sensory bins to arts and crafts and baking.
Below are a few suggestions for some activities. All of them can be enjoyed alone or with siblings, friends or adul...
The festive season is all about the joy of giving, but this year you can give something more meaningful than the perfect present – your time.
The gift of time is a very personal way to help someone, and by volunteering for Newlife you can help disabled children receive vital specialist equipment to help them thrive.
As we approach one of retail’s busiest s...
This week, Newlife Charity Director Rachel Perrin joined a Labour Party Conference fringe panel hosted by the Education Policy Institute, Dingley’s Promise, Sense and Newlife, alongside attendees including Minister for Early Education, Paul Waugh MP.
The event brought together leaders from government, charities and education to disc...
Newlife has lots of preloved sensory toys that are no longer part of the new Play Pods service, but they still have plenty of life left in them.
To help spread the joy of play, we are donating these toys to settings that support disabled children.
Not only does this extend their life cycle, but the deep cleaned and refurbished toys can provide fun, relaxat...
As summer fades into cooler weather, there is something joyful about wrapping up warmly for an autumn walk through landscapes filled with vibrant shades of red, orange and gold.
Crisp weather and oxygen-rich fresh air can help boost your immune system and fend off seasonal bugs. Being outdoors can also support everyone’s mental health, with autumn views helping to r...