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Special needs respite recreation
37 - 39 High Road, London N15 6DS
An Orthodox Jewish out-of-school program providing recreation, sports, playschemes, and respite care for children with moderate to severe physical, emotional and learning disabilities aged 2 to adult, including Sunday clubs, holiday programs, and day trips.
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Operates for 25 years; wheelchair-accessible transport provided; parent-led committee; largely volunteer-based; serves London and across UK
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Common questions
Where can families get help with disabilities or mental health in the frum community?
OHEL Children's Home and Family Services provides mental health, disability, foster care and family services in the New York area.
Source: OHEL: Homepage - Ohel Children’s Home and Family Services · checked 2026-11-07
Are there programs for Jewish people with disabilities?
Yachad, part of the OU, runs inclusion programs and events for individuals with disabilities and their families.
Source: Yachad: Home page · checked 2026-11-07
Where can I get services for a child with developmental delays or special needs?
HASC is a nonprofit agency providing services for children with developmental needs, including Early Intervention (ages 0–3), preschool and school-age programs.
Source: HASC: Home page · checked 2026-11-07
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