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Nottinghamshire Disability Family Support Occupational Therapy

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County-wide specialist occupational therapy helping disabled children achieve independence at home.

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Nottinghamshire
Free
Referral needed

The team works daily through a duty point to ensure families can get the advice and assessments they need to manage their child's care safely at home.

About this service

The Nottinghamshire Disability Family Support Occupational Therapy team serves children and young people across the county who have permanent and substantial disabilities. Based within the Integrated Children’s Disability Service, they provide a lifeline for families navigating the practical difficulties of disability in the home. The therapists conduct detailed assessments to understand a child's developmental stage and their physical needs, recommending interventions that can range from simple aids to complex structural home adaptations. Their goal is to help every child develop to their full potential while ensuring that parents and carers can provide care safely and sustainably. Whether it is helping a child manage personal care more independently or advising on major works like installing a through-floor lift, the team provides professional and empathetic support. By focusing on the unique home environment of each family, they help create a supportive space where children can flourish and gain confidence in their daily lives.

How they can help you

They offer assessments for minor and major home adaptations, long-term loan of specialist equipment (including for sensory loss), and advice on safe moving and handling.

What to expect

An assessment by an Occupational Therapist who will listen to your family's needs and recommend equipment or home changes to assist with daily routines.

What to bring

Details of the child's disability, and any current support plans or medical reports.

Who it's for

Children and young people under 18 with severe physical or learning disabilities, autism, or sensory loss.

Eligibility

Must be a resident of Nottinghamshire County (excluding Nottingham City) with a permanent and substantial disability.

Referral needed

A referral from a healthcare professional or social worker may be required to access this service

Getting support

Eligibility
Must be a resident of Nottinghamshire County (excluding Nottingham City) with a permanent and substantial disability.
services.opening_hours
Monday to Friday: 8:45am - 4:30pm
Referral requirements
A referral from a healthcare professional or social worker may be required to access this service

Trust and updates

Verification status: Verified

Last verified: July 16, 2026

Last updated: July 30, 2026

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Cost

Free