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Blogs Building a space where everyone can take part
This Deaf Awareness Week is a chance to highlight the barriers deaf children and young people can face, and what it takes to remove them. ...
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Blogs The partnership helping bring Gympanzees to life
Celebrating Irwin Mitchell as a Founding Partner As a Founding Partner, Irwin Mitchell have supported Gympanzees from the early stages, helping turn this vision into ...
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Blogs The people helping make Gympanzees happen
Gympanzees isn’t just an idea anymore. It’s being built. And behind it is a group of people quietly, but powerfully, helping to make it happen. Our Fundraising Committee brings ...
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Blogs Seeing the world differently: Paul’s autism story
Meet Paul, our Grant and Statutory Senior Manager, and the writer behind all our big grant applications. Paul was diagnosed as autistic later in life. ...
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Blogs The Supporter Sprint: Powered by people who care
A moment families never forget There’s a moment families often describe to us. It is the moment they walk into a space and realise they do not need ...
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Blogs From theory to practice with Gympanzees
At Gympanzees, we love seeing our Lending Library support not only families, but also the next generation of professionals. Recently, two student Occupational Therapists, Liam and ...
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Blogs Life with Triplets and Cerebral Palsy: The Jones’ Family Story
“We are the Jones family: Grant, Lianne and our triplets Ryleigh, Jessica and Imogen. To put it simply, life with triplets is hard. But without ...
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Blogs Guest blog: Jen and Euan’s story
“My son Euan is 5 years old. He has a rare genetic condition called Houge-Janssens Syndrome, and he has an amazing 11 year old sister, ...
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Blogs Youth Mental Health Day: Alex’s story
Alex is seventeen, an autistic teenager who really likes fantasy video games and creative writing. Alex struggles with anything new and unfamiliar and doesn’t like busy ...
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