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The option of getting a volunteer or a professional carer is also available going abroad.

For further details see Holidays Abroad.

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Holiday in the UK with provided care

This is often refered to as ‘respite care’. It gives your usual carer a chance to get a break, and you the opportunity to have a good time.

Again there is a number of ways to go and different organisations to go with.

Group holidays

You can go with a group of other disabled people on a pre-arranged tour.

Chalfont Line Ltd.

Offers package holidays for disabled people or people with mobility problems

4 Providence Road, West Drayton, Middlesex UB7 8HJ
01895459540
holidays@chalfont-line.co.uk
www.chalfont-line.co.uk

3H Fund

Help the Handicapped Holiday Fund. Organise subsidised group holidays for physically disabled children and adults with the support of volunteer helpers. Care is provided which gives carers and families a chance for some respite.
www.3hfund.org.uk

Solo holidays

You can go by yourself to a special holiday/respite care centre, fully accessible and with care.

Holiday with your own carer

You can go on your own individual holiday and bring a volunteer or a professional carer. You won’t have to pay the volunteer for their time, but you will have to pay for their travel expenses.

Companions Ltd

Travel and holiday companion service providing companions, carers and nurses.

Community Service Volunteers.

Provides dedicated young volunteers who offer care, friendship, and companionship on a full-time basis for four to twelve months.