Earlier identification of need, and better support, closer to home, are at the heart of new proposals to ensure all children and young people with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) reach their full potential
Croydon entrepreneurs with disabilities are being urged to join a council-funded training course that helps turn their start-up business ideas into reality.
A nationwide combined discount and identity card for children with a disability has become free for the first time after a groundbreaking deal between a charity and Croydon Council.
A council employee who boosts the independence of people with disabilities by supporting them into work has been nominated for the Daily Mirror’s Pride of Britain Awards 2019.
Employers can learn about how to recruit and retain employees with disabilities thanks to a free training day run by Croydon Council on 25 and 26 July.
Work is underway on a new £1 million activity hub aimed at Croydon people of all ages.
Council contractors are refitting and upgrading a 1980s building in St James’s Road to be the new hub, which will include […]
A smartphone app enabling on-the-spot checks is being piloted by Croydon Council enforcement officers as the authority steps up its fight against the misuse of disabled drivers’ blue badge parking permits.
In addition to catching those who deprive […]