iCan2 Activities
What is ICAN2?
ICAN2 provides targeted and preventative level support for children and young people where disability has a moderate or severe impact on day-to-day life. ICAN2 activities are commissioned by the local authority, designed for children with moderate, severe, and profound disabilities who are unable to access universal/universal plus services.
What can ICAN2 members access?
- Youth clubs – opportunities for children and young people to socialise in a safe environment with support and supervision.
- Sports and Leisure – include, but are not limited to, sensory activities, basketball, football, team games, swimming, skiing, and tubing.
- Creative Arts – include, but are not limited to, dance, music, acting and singing.
- Activity Passes – Passes currently cover entry to Tenpin Bowling, Attingham Park, Shugborough Estate, Hoo Zoo and Dinosaur World, Monkey Forest at Trentham and Ironbridge Museums. Bookings can be made by emailing shortbreaks@telford.gov.uk including the child’s name, the pass and the date of the booking.
What is the eligibility criteria?
In order to be eligible to access ICAN2, children and young people must:
- Meet the criteria of the ‘Targeted and Preventative Level Support’ within Telford and Wrekin Council’s Short Breaks Statement
- Be aged 17 or under
- Be a resident within Telford and Wrekin
How can I apply to become an ICAN2 member?
To apply to be an ICAN2 member, you can download an application form to return to shortbreaks@telford.gov.uk or ask your allocated worker. The ICAN2 membership application must be completed and if accepted as eligible, your child will be entered onto the membership list in order to take part in any targeted activities or access the activity passes.
If you have any questions or need help to complete the application form, please contact the Children with Disabilities Team on shortbreaks@telford.gov.uk or 01952384769.