SNAAP supports families who have children with any special need or disability living in the Canterbury & Coastal area.

We provide good quality information and support to families and carers, to enable them to help themselves and their children. We also provide regular leisure activities and aim to increase mainstream inclusion opportunities for children with disabilities and special needs. <more>

23/2/10 Wheelchair Tennis club (not run by SNAAP)

Wheelchair Tennis is now available at Polo Farm Indoor Tennis Centre, near Canterbury, Kent.

The Squad meet once a month, 4:00 - 6:00 p.m on a Sunday.

Dates for 2010 have been booked on;-

• 28th February, * 28th March, * 25th April

The Squad currently includes both manual and powered wheelchair users.

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced player, whether you want to just play for fun, recreation or health, or go on to competition, why not come and join us.

There are 2 tennis sports wheelchair's now available at the Tennis Centre for people to use

Balls and small size rackets are also available, but you might like to bring your own adult size racket, if needed.

If you would like to attend please contact Mike Bishop, e-mail mike.bishop@kent.gov.uk or tel: 01732 525389

11/2/10 CLOSURE OF CLUB

• Please note that the Inclusive youth club is cancelled tonight (11/2/10) due to the snowy conditions. It should be open as normal next Thursday should the weather improve.

11/2/10 Severe Weather Procedure

• Please click here to read about the new procedure SNAAP is putting in place when severe weather disrupts our services.

11/2/10 New Notice Board for SNAAP clubs

• We have now created a notice board that will let you know about any changes or cancellations regarding our clubs. Please check this regularly if you attend any of our clubs.

3/2/10 New Resource Directory

• This new Directory provides details of services available to Disabled Children and their families and is funded through the Aiming High Short Breaks Transformation Programme. To view the full Directory, please click here.

Support		About
SNAAP Support families in many ways. We provide advice and support as well as short breaks and family events.		SNAAP is unique: there are no other local organisations which provide the extensive range of services to children with every kind of disability.
Clubs		Donate
SNAAP run different clubs for children from birth right through to 20 years, to find out more, click on the links on the left menu		SNAAP greatly appreciate any donations given. All funding given to SNAAP directly benefits those who attend our services from short breaks to family days out.