The organisations listed below offer holidays and activities for families with a disabled child or young person.
Some may be able to offer financial help or practical support while others will offer children with life-limiting or serious illnesses a chance to have the holiday or experience of a lifetime.
We can’t provide references for the below organisations as they aren’t endorsed by us. You should always check the individual website for eligibility criteria.
- Alice's Escapes offers free holidays to families with seriously ill children
- Christian Lewis Trust offers free holidays for children with cancer
- CLIC Sargent offers free short breaks for children with cancer
- Dial a Dream for 3 to 18-year-olds with a life-limiting illness
- AccessAble lets you search for accessible venues and activities
- Dreams Come True for 2 to 21-year-olds a terminal or life-threatening illness
- Dreamflight offers seriously ill children the holiday of a lifetime
- Family Holiday Association offers short breaks for disadvantaged families
- Family Fund offers grants and help for children and young people with a severe disability or serious life-threatening illness
- Hannah's Appeal offers free UK breaks for seriously ill children or families who have lost a child
- Happy Days offers holidays and theatre trips
- Kids Out offers days out and toy boxes for disadvantaged children
- Make a Wish for children with life-threatening conditions
- Merlin's Magic Wand offers days out at Merlin Group attractions
- Nancy Oldfield offers activities on the Norfolk Broads
- Rays of Sunshine for 3 to 18-year-olds with a serious or life-threatening illness
- Round Table Children's Wish offers wishes for children with life threatening illnesses
- Sunny Days Fund offers holiday homes in the UK for disabled children
- The Dream Team Charity grants the wishes of disabled and terminally ill children
- Try B4 U Fly offers trials for specially designed aircraft seating support
- TSC Trust offers holidays, activities and day trips
- Your Dream Factory for 3 to 25-year-olds with a life-threatening condition or severe disability