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RICHMOND UPON THAMES - LOCAL SERVICES May 2014 RICHMOND Upon THAMES RICHMOND UPON THAMES - LOCAL SERVICES May 2014 RICHMOND upon THAMES 1. SPEECH AND LANGUAGE THERAPY SERVICE(s) Hounslow & Richmond 020 8614 5330 www.hrch.nhs.uk/our-services/services-directory/services-in-richmond/slt-children-richmond/ Richmond Paediatric SLT Team Community Healthcare Teddington Health and Social Care Centre (THSCC), 18 Queen's Road, Teddington TW11 0LR Telephone Advice line: 020 8973 3512 2. London Borough of RICHMOND upon THAMES 020 8891 1411 www.richmond.gov.uk Civic Centre, 44 York Street, Twickenham TW1 3BZ online contact forms • SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS Special Educational Needs 020 8891 7541 www.richmond.gov.uk/home/services/children_and_family_care/schools_and_colleges/education_special_educational_needs.htm Children's and Cultural Services, 42 York Street Twickenham TW1 3BW • EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY Educational Psychology Service 020 8487 5464 www.richmond.gov.uk/educational_psychology_service 42 York Street, Twickenham TW1 3BW 3. SCHOOLS with specialist Speech and Language provision The following schools have specialist Provision for SLCN: Waldegrave School (girls only) 020 8894 3244 www.waldegrave.richmond.sch.uk Fifth Cross Road, Twickenham TW2 5LH [email protected] Hampton Academy 020 8979 3399 www.hamptonacademy.org.uk Hanworth Road, Hampton TW12 3HB [email protected] Richmond Park Academy 020 8876 8891 https://sites.google.com/a/aetinet.org/richmond-park-academy-website/ Park Avenue, Sheen SW14 8RG [email protected] 4. PARENT PARTNERSHIP Richmond Parent Partnership 020 8831 6179 Croft Centre, Wyndham Road, Rachel Robinson/Emma Maffre Richmond TW9 2HP RICHMOND UPON THAMES - LOCAL SERVICES May 2014 5. PARENT and CARER FORUM Richmond Parent Carers Action Group 07946 646033 www.rpcag.org.uk The CrossWay Centre, 306 Richmond Rd, Twickenham, Middlesex TW1 2PD [email protected] facebook www.facebook.com/RPCAG 6. HEALTHWATCH Healthwatch Richmond upon Thames 020 3178 8784 www.healthwatchrichmond.co.uk 20 Mortlake High Street, Richmond SW14 8JN online email Twitter https://twitter.com/HW_Richmond 7. SUPPORTED LEISURE Short Breaks for Disabled Children Manager: Becky Powell 020 8487 5363 www.richmond.gov.uk/home/services/children_and_family_care/disabled_childrens_service/aiming_high_short_breaks_in_richmond_upon_thames.htm Aiming High for Disabled Children [email protected] Richmond AID, DAAC, 4 Waldegrave Road, Grants: Lena Vantol 020 8831 6076 [email protected] Teddington, Middlesex TW11 8HT access Me Too & Co Play, activities and support (and siblings) 07946 646033 www.metooandco.org.uk The CrossWay Centre, 306 Richmond Rd, Twickenham, Middlesex TW1 2PD [email protected] facebook www.facebook.com/pages/MeToo-Co/108398109198805 R I S E Richmond upon Thames inclusive Sports Activities 020 8831 6133 www.richmond.gov.uk/rise Sports Development Team, Civic Centre, 44 York St, Twickenham TW1 3BZ [email protected] Rise Inclusive Multisports Clubs 8-25, 16-25 Contact: Lizzy Walne 020 8831 6134 [email protected] Shene Sports and Fitness Centre Contact: Chris Percy 020 8090 9630 [email protected] Park Avenue, East Sheen SW14 8RG RICHMOND UPON THAMES - LOCAL SERVICES May 2014 Inclusive Swimming Tuesdays 6-7 inclusive session + carers/siblings 020 8940 0561 Pools on the Park, Old Deer Park, Richmond, Surrey TW9 2SF Trampolining all ages, additional needs or disabilities 020 8090 9695 Orleans Park Sports Centre, Orleans Park School, Phone to book on course Richmond Rd, Twickenham TW1 3BB Golf at Hampton Court Palace Golf Club Contact Johnny Powell 020 8977 2423 [email protected] No charge for parents/carers Brentford FC Community Sports Trust Contact: Chris Tribe 020 8326 7030 www.brentfordfccst.com Supporting young people into mainstream sports clubs/activities [email protected] Horse Rangers Association Horse riding based at Hampton Court 020 8979 4196 www.horserangers.com Royal Mews, Hampton Court Road, East Molesey, Surrey KT8 9BW [email protected] facebook www.facebook.com/horserangers KEEN London Fun for disabled children 07858 899066 www.keenlondon.org Get Active London Sports club information (including disability) www.getactivelondon.com London Youth Inclusive activities and leisure www.londonyouth.org.uk See also: Directory of Services (below) 8. OTHER REFERENCES Richmond Family Information Service (FIS) 020 8831 6298 www.richmond.gov.uk/fis [email protected] RICHMOND UPON THAMES - LOCAL SERVICES May 2014 Directory of Services Richmond upon Thames CVS 020 3178 8785 www.richmondcvs.org.uk/index.php?id=17 Citibase, 20 Mortlake High St, Mortlake, Surrey SW14 8JN [email protected] Contact a Family 0808 808 3555 www.cafamily.org.uk 020 7608 8700 [email protected] facebook www.facebook.com/contactafamily Kids London SEN Mediation Service 020 7359 3635 www.kids.org.uk/Event/sen-mediation-service 7-9 Elliott's Place, London N1 8HX [email protected] Three Wings Trust Information, advice, short breaks and activities 020 8831 6175 www.threewingstrust.org for children and young people with additional needs [email protected] Croft Centre, 20 Windham Road, Richmond TW9 2HP Richmond Carers Centre Information and support 020 8867 2380 www.carers.org/local-service/richmond 5 Briar Road, Twickenham TW2 6RB [email protected] www.facebook.com/RichmondCarersCentre.
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