'Heartbreak' as caravans for neurodivergent children may be forced to close
BBC
A caravan facility in Wales providing holiday accommodation for neurodivergent children may be forced to close due to the age of the units, which need replacing within the next few years. The project, started by mother Niaomi Flewers, offers specialized sensory and safety features but faces financial challenges, with replacement costs estimated at £60,000. Despite high demand and positive impact, the owner is struggling to maintain the facility due to park rules requiring caravan replacements every 15 years.
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