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Meaningful outcomes of specialist leisure activities for children with complex disabilities: the views of parents, professionals and young people

2023-11-15

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Leisure activities during childhood are vital to quality of life and wellbeing, however parents report poor quality of life and infrequent leisure participation for children with complex disabilities. Sparkle, a charity in South Wales, delivers specialist leisure activities aimed at providing children with disabilities with access to the same opportunities as any other child. We explored the impact of this provisi...

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4bcdd6c6-0877-5609-a799-f4de36cfa446
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10.1101/2023.11.15.23298514
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