The Clare Milne Centre, Business Park, Emperor Way, Exeter EX1 3QS, UK
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Community, Equality Disability Action (CEDA) is located at The Clare Milne Centre, Business Park, Emperor Way, Exeter EX1 3QS, UK, within the Exeter City Council area. This provider holds a published Google rating of 4.3 based on 3 published Google reviews. According to published provider details, CEDA operates in Exeter with session hours running Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 7:00 PM, and Saturday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, while Sunday is closed.
Parents can contact the provider by calling the published telephone number 01392 360645 or visiting their published website at https://www.cedaonline.org.uk/. CEDA is an inclusive organisation dedicated to supporting disabled people through a variety of accessible services and facilities. The centre provides fully adaptable spaces, including a sensory room and accessible social areas, ensuring a welcoming environment where individuals feel connected and seen.
Members can engage in creative expression through an Arts, Culture and Radio platform, an Art Room with pottery facilities, and digital video production tools. Additionally, the organisation offers Youth Services featuring holiday clubs, after-school clubs, and Saturday clubs for children and young people. CEDA offers diverse creative platforms including an Arts, Culture and Radio initiative tailored for disabled artists.
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Check my child's compatibilityMembers can access a dedicated Art Room equipped with pottery facilities, as well as a digital hub and video production facilities to support their artistic pursuits. The organisation provides dedicated Youth Services that include holiday, after-school, and Saturday clubs designed specifically for children and young people. These seasonal and weekly provisions ensure that young participants have access to engaging activities and structured support during school breaks and weekends.
CEDA fosters an inclusive atmosphere aimed at ensuring disabled people are connected, happy, and seen. The organisation features fully adaptable and accessible facilities, which include a sensory room and accessible social spaces designed to meet diverse needs. Between their centres, they offer a fully accessible IT suite with assistive technology devices, a large and fully accessible Art Room, and a sensory room with a range of accessible equipment, overhead hoist, and multimedia system with projector.
Additional provider facilities include an accessible beauty salon, a large and well-equipped accessible kitchen, an accessible radio production studio, and a digital hub with green screen and video production facilities.
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