Skylarks awarded Social Care Award 2021

London, April 29, 2021

Skylarks, a renowned non-profit organization committed to providing exceptional support for children with disabilities and additional needs, proudly announces its recent accolade as the recipient of the “Best Additional Needs Support NPO in South West London” award at the esteemed GHP Social Care Awards - 2021.

Amidst tough competition, Skylarks emerged victorious, earning recognition for its outstanding efforts in catering to the unique needs of children with disabilities and their families in the South West London community. This prestigious honor highlights Skylarks’ unwavering dedication and innovative approach to enhancing the lives of those it serves.

“The entire Skylarks team is thrilled and humbled to receive this prestigious award,” expressed Aaron Guiver, Managing Director of Skylarks. “It’s a testament to our ongoing commitment to providing comprehensive support and empowering children with disabilities to thrive. This recognition fuels our passion to continue making a positive impact in the lives of families in South West London.”

Skylarks’ comprehensive range of support services includes specialized play sessions, therapy programs, educational resources, and invaluable social opportunities tailored to meet the diverse needs of children with disabilities and their families. Through its inclusive approach, Skylarks fosters a supportive community where every child is encouraged to reach their full potential.

The GHP Social Care Awards recognize organizations that demonstrate excellence in delivering exceptional care and support services across the social care sector. Skylarks’ win underscores its position as a leader in providing top-tier support for children with disabilities in South West London.

For further details about Skylarks and the vital services it provides, please visit the official website at www.skylarks.charity. Join Skylarks in celebrating this significant achievement and continuing to support its mission of empowering children with disabilities to thrive.