Respite and daycare centre for individuals aged 16 plus to 65 with learning disabilities.
At Glasshouse Care Centre, we believe in more than just care — we offer community, creativity, and confidence through:
Whether you're looking for engaging day services or need short-term respite care, we provide a safe, supportive, and exciting environment tailored to individual needs.
See poster for contact details and find us on FB
To introduce Lumi Nova, how to access and where to find more information.
Lincolnshire Young Voices is a group of young people (aged 11–25) with lived experience of SEND. Their mission is to make sure young voices are heard when decisions are made about SEND services and support in Lincolnshire.
They are currently on the look out for more young people to join the team.
If your child is interested in getting involved then please email:
lincolnshireyoungvoices@lincolnshire.gov.uk
What do they do?
The group currently meets at St Christopher’s SEND School in Lincoln, but they're looking to rotate meetings around the county if there’s interest from outside Lincoln. They also offer digital participation options.
You can find more about the young voices on the website:
As trained children and family services professionals we provide early, tailored support for families of children under 5 with special educational needs and disabilities.
We offer a safe space to discuss concerns, ask questions and talk about the available support.
We work with local early years services to help families navigate the SEND system and connect with the right professionals at the right time. Together, we can ensure your child receives the support they need to thrive.
Let's go is a 4 part programe for people with ADHD and associated Mental Health Disorders to take steps towards taking control of the swamp.
For more details, cost and how to book see the poster attached.
3 online events to ask questions about ADHD on:-
10th March,
5th May,
7th July, 7-8pm
Contact: The Greenhouse, Industrial Estate, 186 Wragby Rd, Lincoln LN2 4QQ
or 01522 539939 for more details
Neil Stuart has over 30 years experience playing with autistic children and supporting their parents and early years teachers. He is the author of Autism New Zealand’s Way to Play programme and the Let’s Play parent mediated approach.
In this talk Neil will identify the barriers to connecting with young autistic children and how to overcome them. He will identify how the switch to a playful approach can lead to gains in many other areas of development.
For booking details, Cost and more please see the poster attached.




