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Special needs for birth to five year olds

Peterborough's children's centres are able to provide specialist help for families of children with special needs that will provide support, advise and sessions to help you.  For further details follow the link below to the centre that provides the service you require.

Parent relate 

If you just want to let off steam or receive help and advice relating to autism, dyspraxia, ADHA, ADD, aspergers and dyslexia, these are the sessions for you.  This is available at:

Peterborough area downs syndrom group

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This is a group for families or carers of a child with Downs Syndrom, who would like to get together in a friendly and relaxed environment.

Education psychology


Advice on child issues ranging from behaviour problems, anxiety, friendships and difficulties in learning. This is available at:

Sensory learning


Support your child’s creativity as they experience a range of learning experiences. Share new discoveries with your child as they explore textures, sight, smells and sounds. This is available at:

Extra ordinaries

A support group for parents of children with additional needs. There are visits from outside groups and services offering advice and information such as speech and language, pyysiotherapy. This is available at:

Deaf society

A parent and toddler session for parents and carers of children with hearing loss. Share experiences, build friendships and support one another. This is available at:

Family health

Information and advice on general family health issues. This is available at: