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Children enjoy arts and crafts and special Princess visit at community space

James Aldridge, local democracy reporter by James Aldridge, local democracy reporter
Saturday, July 12, 2025 5:27 am
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Councillors Mamuna Naz with the Princess Elsa actress and Zobia Kalim from Parenting Special Children at the summer party at the Dee Space Community Centre in Norcot. Credit: Supplied by Councillor Mamuna Naz

Councillors Mamuna Naz with the Princess Elsa actress and Zobia Kalim from Parenting Special Children at the summer party at the Dee Space Community Centre in Norcot. Credit: Supplied by Councillor Mamuna Naz

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Children enjoyed arts and crafts, and a special visit from a princess at a summer party that brought members of different communities in Reading together.

The event was facilitated by the Parenting Special Children charity, which provides specialist services for children and their families with special education needs and disabilities (SEND).

The party was hosted by councillor Mamuna Naz and took place at the Dee Space Community Centre in West Reading.

Photos of the event show children enjoying arts and crafts, receiving goodie bags and having a special visit by Princess Elsa from the Disney film Frozen.

Cllr Naz (Labour, Norcot) said: “Zobia Kaleem and I hosted a summer party at Dee space community centre this morning for children with special needs from diverse ethnic communities.

“The kids, parents, and siblings enjoyed entertainment, face painting, henna designs, art, and refreshments.

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“Despite different backgrounds, they shared experiences and understanding.

“I’m grateful to all the volunteers and my colleague cllr Ruth McEwan (Labour, Church) who came to support this event.”

You can find out more about the support Parenting Special Children provides by visiting its website.

The organisation helps children and families throughout Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Hampshire.

Events the organisation hosts include support groups, community coffee mornings and a transitioning to adulthood group for maturing young people with SEND.

The event took place on Sunday, June 29.

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