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18 Jun

Beach Day With Kane’s World

🌊 Seaton Carew Beach Day 🌊 Join us for a relaxed day at the beach where families can enjoy some fresh air, good company, and plenty of space for the […]

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18 Jun

Swimming Session

Join us for our regular swimming session

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18 Jun

Noo Noo’s at Field & Fodder

Join us at Noo Noos for a wonderful opportunity to connect with nature, explore the outdoors, and learn through play. Children will be encouraged to discover, create, and engage with […]

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15 Jun

Thank You to The National Lottery Community Fund

Thank You to The National Lottery Community Fund We are delighted to announce that Kane’s World Foundation has been awarded funding from The National Lottery Community Fund.   On behalf […]

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15 Jun

Quiet Hour at the Cornmill

Quiet Hour at the Cornmill Shopping Centre   A huge positive step towards inclusion in Darlington Around seven weeks ago, I connected with Zoe, the Centre Manager at the Cornmill […]

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6 May

Pendragon Community Trust

1 hour at Pendragon Community Trust Spaces are limited due to the capacity (14 total, including supervised adults). No siblings due to low numbers allowed.

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30 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 30

Autism Acceptance Month Day 30 CARRYING ACCEPTANCE FORWARD   As Autism Acceptance Month comes to a close, the message remains simple—accept what’s different, because we all deserve a place in […]

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29 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 29

Autism Acceptance Month Day 29 LEADING WITH DIGNITY AND KINDNESS   Treating autistic individuals with dignity, respect, and kindness sends a powerful message that they are valued, accepted, and worthy […]

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28 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Walk

Autism Acceptance Month Walk   What a heartwarming turnout for our walk for Autism Acceptance Month this Saturday! While the bubbles filled the skies thanks to Hartlepool BubbleMan, the parents […]

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28 Apr

Quiet hour at the Fire Station

Quiet hour at THE FIRE STATION It looks like our children — and Bluey — had the absolute best time at the Quiet Hour at the Fire Station this morning […]

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28 Apr

Pendragon Community Trust

1 hour at Pendragon Community Trust Spaces are limited due to the capacity (14 total, including supervised adults). No siblings due to low numbers allowed.

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28 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 28

Autism Acceptance Month Day 28 CREATING PREDICTABLE, STRUCTURED ENVIRONMENTS Making environments predictable and structured can include clear signage, visual timetables, consistent layouts, step-by-step instructions, and warning about changes in advance. […]

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27 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 27

Autism Acceptance Month Day 27 NORMALISING DISABILITY AIDS   Disability aids for autistic people can include things like noise-cancelling headphones, fidget tools, sunglasses, chewable jewellery, AAC devices, or sensory supports. […]

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26 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 26

Autism Acceptance Month Day 26 TRAINING STAFF IN AUTISM UNDERSTANDING   Training staff in autism understanding shows parents and carers that you are making a genuine effort to understand their […]

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26 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 25

Autism Acceptance Month Day 25 CHOOSING TO ASK, NOT ASSUME   Families don’t bite… well, not all of us 😊 — and most would much rather be asked a kind, […]

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26 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 24

Autism Acceptance Month Day 24 SUPPORTING THE WHOLE FAMILY   Supporting siblings and family needs is important because autism impacts the whole family. Siblings often take on extra responsibilities and […]

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26 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 23

Autism Acceptance Month Day 23 ALLOWING MOVEMENT TO SUPPORT REGULATION   Many autistic children find sitting still for long periods difficult because movement can help them regulate sensory input, manage […]

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26 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 22

Autism Acceptance Month Day 22 CELEBRATING STRENGHTS, NOT JUST CHALLENGES   We often celebrate strengths that may seem small to others but mean everything to us — a new word, […]

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26 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 21

Autism Acceptance Month Day 21 REMOVING PRESSURE TO STAY   When there is pressure to stay for the full duration of an activity, many parents may choose not to attend […]

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26 Apr

Dancing with Miss Sonya

Join us for a fun dancing session with Miss Sonya School of Dance! We are offering this session for FREE! Sign up quick, before the spaces are gone!

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20 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 20

Autism Acceptance MonthDay 20 CREATING SENSORY-FRIENDLY EVENTS Providing sensory-friendly events shows families that they are considered, included, and welcomed rather than expected to adapt to overwhelming environments. By reducing noise, […]

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19 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 19

Autism Acceptance MonthDay 19 USING SIMPLE, CLEAR LANGUAGE Using simple, clear language can make a big difference for autistic children. For example: “Kane… clothes… please.” Short, direct words remove extra […]

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18 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 18

Autism Acceptance MonthDay 18 HEADPHONES AND FIDGETS   Headphones and fidgets are often used to help autistic children regulate sensory input and manage overwhelm. Headphones can reduce loud or unpredictable […]

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17 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 17

Autism Acceptance MonthDay 17 GIVING SPACE IN CROWDED MOMENTS Crowded spaces can increase sensory overload for autistic children, making noise, movement, and attention feel even more overwhelming. When people gather, […]

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16 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 16

Autism Acceptance MonthDay 16 LOOKING BEYOND BEHAVIOUR What may look like “bad behaviour” is often a child trying to communicate something deeper — overwhelm, anxiety, confusion, pain, or unmet needs. […]

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15 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 15

Autism Acceptance MonthDay 15 UNDERSTANDING FOOD SENSITIVITIES Food can be a challenge for many autistic children due to sensory sensitivities to taste, texture, smell, or even how food looks. Safe […]

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14 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 14

Autism Acceptance MonthDay 14 ACCEPTING DIFFERENT SOCIAL STYLES Many autistic children feel pressure to “fit in” socially, even when it doesn’t come naturally or feels overwhelming. In the moment, this […]

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13 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 13

Autism Acceptance MonthDay 13 ALLOWING EXTRA PROCESSING TIME Autistic individuals may need extra time to process instructions because their brains often take in and analyse information in more detail. They […]

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12 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 12

Autism Acceptance MonthDay 12 ACCEPTING DIFFERENT WAYS OF PLAYING Autistic children often play in ways that reflect how they see and experience the world. Whether it’s lining up toys, repeating […]

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11 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 11

Autism Acceptance MonthDay 11 AUTISM ISN’T ALWAYS VISIBLE Autism is often a hidden disability, meaning you can’t always see the challenges someone is experiencing. Saying “they don’t look autistic” can […]

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10 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 10

Autism Acceptance MonthDay 10 PROVIDING CLEAR ROUTINES Providing clear routines in society could look like shops displaying quiet hour times clearly, schools using visual timetables, leisure centres outlining session structures, […]

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9 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 9

Autism Acceptance MonthDay 9 REDUCING UNNECESSARY NOISE   Unnecessary announcements and loud music can be overwhelming and distressing for autistic children, making it difficult for them to regulate and feel […]

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9 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 8

Autism Acceptance MonthDay 8 OFFERING QUIET HOURS   Offering quiet hours in busy venues creates a calmer, more accessible environment for autistic children and their families. Reducing noise, lights, and […]

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9 Apr

Off to the Races!

Off to the Races! The sun was shining and we had a brilliant day at Catterick Racecourse raising awareness and funds for Kane’s World Foundation. But the most poignant moment […]

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9 Apr

What a successful Easter Family Fun Day

What a successful Easter Family Fun Day🐣 Considering just how busy we were, the children navigated it amazingly — and I truly believe that comes down to the atmosphere and […]

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7 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 7

Autism Acceptance MonthDay 7 ALLOWING CHILDREN TO STIM Stimming helps many autistic children regulate their emotions, process sensory input, and feel calm. Movements like hand flapping or rocking are often […]

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6 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 6

Autism Acceptance MonthDay 6 UNDERSTANDING SENSORY SENSITIVITIES Understanding sensory sensitivities is important because things like loud noise, bright lights, and busy crowds can feel overwhelming and even painful for some […]

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5 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 5

Autism Acceptance MonthDay 5 NOT EXPECTING EYE CONTACT   Not expecting eye contact is important because for many autistic individuals, eye contact can feel uncomfortable, overwhelming, or distracting. Forcing it […]

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4 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 4

Autism Acceptance MonthDay 4 ACCEPTING NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION Not all autistic people communicate verbally, and that’s okay. Many use gestures, pointing, facial expressions, AAC devices, or systems like PECS to share […]

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3 Apr

Marvelous Magnet!

Marvelous magnet! 🐣 Yesterday I went to collect a very generous donation of Easter eggs from Magnet Kitchens and their employees, kindly gathered to gift to us for our Easter […]

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3 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 3

Autism Acceptance MonthDay 3 BEING PATIENT WHEN COMMUNICATION TAKES LONGER   Communication can take longer because not all children process information, language, and social cues in the same way. Some […]

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2 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 2

Autism Acceptance MonthDay 2 SMILING INSTEAD OF STARING For many parents, simply leaving the house can feel daunting. There’s always that underlying worry—what if something happens? what will people think? […]

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1 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month Day 1

Autism Acceptance MonthDay 1 NOT JUDGING A CHILD FOR HAVING A MELTDOWN IN PUBLIC A meltdown is an intense reaction to feeling overwhelmed, not bad behaviour or a tantrum. It […]

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1 Apr

Autism Acceptance Month

Autism Acceptance Month Autism Acceptance Month always brings mixed emotions for me. It feels strange that we need a specific month to highlight something as simple as accepting differences. Acceptance […]

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9 Mar

Pendragon Community Trust

1 hour at Pendragon Community Trust Spaces are limited due to the capacity (14 total, including supervised adults). Price changes are due to Pendragon’s price increases. No siblings due to […]

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9 Mar

Pendragon Community Trust

1 hour at Pendragon Community Trust Spaces are limited due to the capacity (14 total, including supervised adults). Price changes are due to Pendragon’s price increases. No siblings due to […]

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17 Feb

Cooking with Kane’s World Age 16+

Join us for a culinary Kane’s World experience. Our young adults will get to design, prepare and build their own 10″ pizza, which they will then get to take home […]

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17 Feb

Roarsome soft play and party centre

Exclusive use of the centre for our SEND children. No age restriction, this will be managed at the point of booking. Siblings welcome.

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6 Feb

Wonderful Rotary Club Breakfast Talk

Wonderful RoTARY CLUB BREAKFAST TALK This morning we had the pleasure of being guest speakers at the Darlington Rotary Club breakfast meeting.   I truly love every opportunity to talk […]

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6 Feb

Easter Family Fun Day

We have a wonderful afternoon in store for our SEND families! Join us at Firthmoor Community Centre between 12.00 – 3.00pm £3 per child Join in the Easter fun: Darlington […]

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