Sense Rhyl

Sense Rhyl We sell a wide range of donated goods, including women's, men's and children's clothing

We're still thinking about the Disability Pride parade and disco we held in Birmingham last month. We had a great time m...
06/08/2026

We're still thinking about the Disability Pride parade and disco we held in Birmingham last month. We had a great time meeting people, and hearing what makes them proud.

Here's John sharing his thoughts.

What makes you proud? We'd love to hear.

Have your say on education otherwise than at school (EOTAS). Is your child educated through EOTAS? Or have you tried to ...
05/08/2026

Have your say on education otherwise than at school (EOTAS).

Is your child educated through EOTAS? Or have you tried to get this kind of support?

The Department for Education is asking for feedback on how EOTAS should work in the future. This is your chance to share your experience and help shape what happens next.

Sense is part of the - a group of over 130 charities, parent groups and professionals working to improve support for disabled children and young people.

They've created a short survey. The more families who take part, the stronger our voice will be when we speak to Government.

Complete the survey here: https://bit.ly/4vzhhls

04/08/2026

Last week, Sense ambassador and incredible drag king Crip Ladywood hosted our first ever Disability Pride parade and disco at Sense TouchBase Pears in Birmingham.

We caught up with Crip during the event to hear about the importance of disability pride, access and inclusion.

[Video description: Crip Ladywood gives an interview to camera. There are shots of lots of people dancing and enjoying themselves at a party, a live band playing and people walking in a parade.]

03/08/2026

It's Love Parks Week and we're celebrating by visiting Queens Park in Rochdale. Here we host regular sensory walks, delivered in partnership with Fathema from Your Trust Rochdale.

Sensory walks allow us to meaningfully explore our surroundings, discovering all the wonderful sights, sounds and textures parks around the UK bring!

Inspired by Fatima and our walkers? Host your own! Our Sense Active team host free virtual Sensory Walk Leader Training. The next workshop is on Thursday 13 August via Zoom. Sign up on our website: https://bit.ly/3Trjhib

[Video description: A group of people are enjoying a sensory walk in a park. We see them on their walk, using their senses to explore. They feel mossy walls and tree bark, smell flowers and walk past wildlife and water before finishing with a group photo in front of a water feature.

Busy mum-of-two Paige has been a friend of Sense for a long time! She's spoken at our events, run the marathon for us an...
31/07/2026

Busy mum-of-two Paige has been a friend of Sense for a long time!

She's spoken at our events, run the marathon for us and even won a Sense award.

In this blog, she talks about life as a parent to two under two, and how she's raising disability advocates as a deafblind mum.

Read the blog: https://bit.ly/4pJCJ5W

New to half marathons? Or looking for a PB? The Oxford Half Marathon is the perfect event for both and you can run it wi...
31/07/2026

New to half marathons? Or looking for a PB? The Oxford Half Marathon is the perfect event for both and you can run it with Sense!

On Sunday 11 October 2026, you can take on a fast and flat route past Oxford's famous colleges, historic landmarks and beautiful green spaces. With closed roads, fantastic crowd support and a festival finish, it's an unforgettable race-day experience.

Run for Sense and help support disabled people with complex needs.

Secure your place today: https://www.sense.org.uk/get-involved/fundraise-for-sense/events/oxford-half-marathon-2026/

For children, school holidays should mean endless fun and making memories. But for disabled children with complex needs,...
29/07/2026

For children, school holidays should mean endless fun and making memories. But for disabled children with complex needs, and their families, they can be one of the hardest times of the year.

When school closes, so does vital support. Holiday clubs are all too often inaccessible to disabled children, putting more pressure on the families already navigating a system that doesn’t work for them.

In this blog Lissi, mum to Matthew, talks about her constant fight for support, especially during the school holidays.

Read more here: https://bit.ly/4prdLrS

In June, all nine of our Sense colleges came together to compete in our annual Sense College Games. Our Sense Active tea...
28/07/2026

In June, all nine of our Sense colleges came together to compete in our annual Sense College Games. Our Sense Active team hosted a range of virtual adapted sport's activities throughout the week.

160 students took part in virtual sensory tennis, sensory snooker team competitions as well as a dance festival, their own sensory walks and much more.

Congratulations to Sense College Birmingham for securing first place!

When Áine first came to Sense, her parents didn’t know how to connect with her. They'd tried everything. Singing. Danci...
27/07/2026

When Áine first came to Sense, her parents didn’t know how to connect with her. They'd tried everything. Singing. Dancing. Toys. Then one moment changed everything.

At a Sensory Explorers group, Anne, a multi-sensory impairment specialist, used simple, high-contrast colours, a red pompom against a black glove, and Áine responded. For the first time, her world opened up.

Every day without the right support is another day a disabled child with complex needs can feel cut off from the world.

Right now, too many families are facing that reality. The support they need just isn’t there.

With your help, we can change that. We can reach more children like Áine earlier. We can support families to connect.

Will you donate today and help unlock a child’s world?

Read Áine's story: https://bit.ly/4bhYjZf

As part of our Disability Pride month celebrations, we asked people we support what disability pride means to them. Here...
24/07/2026

As part of our Disability Pride month celebrations, we asked people we support what disability pride means to them. Here are some of their wonderful answers, turned into bunting and ready to hang in our Birmingham centre.

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