Council and charity propose children's home for child with learning disability

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 3 Oct, 15:37 · Archive

A council and charity have proposed a children's home in Normanby for a single child with a learning disability.

A council and an autism charity have submitted a proposal to establish a children's home in Normanby. The facility would accommodate a single child with a learning disability and is intended to enable the child to live closer to their family.

The project requires planning permission for a change of use of the property. The two organisations have partnered on the initiative to support the child's needs and family circumstances.

Council and charity propose children's home for child with learning disability — Image: The Northern Echo

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North East children's home plan would allow autistic child to stay closer to familyThe Northern Echo · 3 Oct, 15:11
Council joins forces with charity for Normanby children's home proposalTeessideLive · 3 Oct, 14:19

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