Nottinghamshire
Welcome to Little Miracles Nottinghamshire
Welcome to Little Miracles Nottinghamshire!
Our Nottinghamshire branch opened in June 2023 and has quickly become a much-needed resource for local families. In our first nine months, more than 1,500 people attended our sessions.
We support families of children and young people with additional needs, disabilities and life-limiting conditions, creating welcoming spaces where children can have fun, families can meet others who understand and everyone can feel included.
We are very proud that our Nottingham branch was recognised as 'Highly Recommended' at the 2026 BBC Radio Notts 'Make a Difference' awards. Huge congratulations to the whole team!
Inclusive activities for Nottinghamshire families
Our Nottinghamshire team provides a varied programme of family-friendly activities and events, bringing children, parents and carers together in a friendly and supportive environment.
Families can enjoy:
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Monthly swimming sessions
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Friday Night Club
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Saturday Afternoon Club
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Monthly Lego Club
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Soft play
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Sensory toys and activities
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Games and creative activities
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Special events and days out
Many of our regular activities take place at the ATTFE Hub in Sutton-in-Ashfield, giving local families a welcoming place to meet and spend time together.
Something for everyone
Our special events are a big part of the Nottinghamshire programme too.
Throughout the year, families can enjoy everything from Baby Ballet and Jungle Jo's animal encounters to Harry Potter-themed adventures and the ever-popular Lunch with Santa.
We love giving families opportunities to try something different, make memories and, most importantly, have fun together.
If you're unsure whether an activity would be suitable for your child, please get in touch. We're always happy to have a chat.
What families say
The best way to understand what Little Miracles means to families is to hear from them.
"I just want to say how much this charity means to me. It is rare for me to feel truly comfortable and accepted, but being involved has made a genuine difference to my confidence and wellbeing. The kindness, empathy, and understanding shown by everyone is invaluable, and I am very grateful for the safe and welcoming space you provide"
Become a Little Miracles member
To access our Nottinghamshire activities and the wider support offered by Little Miracles, you need to be a member of a family with a child who has an additional need, disability or life-limiting condition.
Complete our membership form to become a member.
Once you're a member, you can access our Nottinghamshire activities as well as other Little Miracles support, including:
You can find out more about the support available from Little Miracles or find your nearest branch if you live outside Nottinghamshire.
Connect with other Nottinghamshire families
Sometimes one of the most valuable things about Little Miracles is simply knowing that you're not alone.
Our private Nottinghamshire Facebook group is a friendly place where families can keep up with activities, chat with other parents and carers, share experiences and make connections.
You're very welcome to join us.
Help us support more Nottinghamshire families
Our activities rely on the kindness and generosity of our supporters.
There are lots of ways you can help us provide the resources, equipment and experiences that make such a difference to local families.
Every donation helps us continue providing activities and opportunities for children and families in Nottinghamshire.
Get in touch
If you're a parent or carer of a child with an additional need, disability or life-limiting condition and you're looking for inclusive activities, support or a friendly local community, we'd love to hear from you.
Email: nottinghamshire@littlemiraclescharity.org.uk
Phone: 01733 262226
We can't wait to welcome you!
Our Nottinghamshire branch is supported by the National Lottery Community Fund. This vital funding enables us to provide enriching days out, accessible transport, regular activities, dedicated volunteers and a branch lead, ensuring ongoing, meaningful support for our families.
