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Born by emergency c-section at 32 weeks, Jothi spent his first 24 hours on a ventilator and the first 93 days of his life in the neonatal intensive care unit. His personal growth since coming to DVLCC is remarkable.
Max was diagnosed with Bainbridge-Ropers Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder causing global development delay. Since coming to DVLCC Max has learnt new skills to reach his full potential.
Born prematurely at 25 weeks, Otis was diagnosed with quadriplegic cerebral palsy, affecting all four of his limbs. In his time at DVLCC, Otis has achieved more than his parents ever dreamt possible.
Born prematurely at 25 weeks, Albert had a tough start in life. After using all the services at DVLCC, Albert is about to start school!
Physiotherapy and conductive education sessions are vital for young children to learn fundamental skills. By integrating movement, learning, and play, children can gain important physical and cognitive skills in a way that’s engaging and enjoyable.
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Communication provides the essential building blocks for children’s development. Our speech and language service supports children to develop their communication skills through a range of techniques.
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Our swim sessions aren’t like traditional swimming lessons, instead providing children with a relaxing environment to develop their physical skills in the water.
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Our outreach service provides one-to-one support for families in their own homes. Children are engaged in play sessions, helping to support their development.
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Music therapy furthers children’s physical development, whilst supporting their social skills and allowing them to develop their communication in a fun environment.
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Your £10 monthly donation could help us to keep offering the hydrotherapy sessions with the children each week
Want to know more? The team will be happy to help – get in touch today via email or phone.
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01444 473274
