Lavenderbuddy is available to use within  within St Helens Library inside The Words of Glass Museum

for extra support within this setting especially for Neurodivergent support and we see a Staff member including him in World Autism day at the Library

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​All Spaces should be inclusive and support all the children that visit and St Helens main Library adding this addition has been a wonderful addition for the children to know that they can access when and if needed

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​Children with Sight impairments have a higher load

on their nervous system due to their Visual Impairment or Vision Loss.

Lavenderbuddy offers Equitable access to support

this with his Tactile respnsive features and auditory sound when opening the Bear. 

Using smell to recognise the difference between Lavenderbuddy and other plush toys is an added support

Lavenderbuddy was at The Christmas Fair in

The Royal School for The Blind in Liverpool and Staff, Parents and Children got to meet him.

 He is now a valuable Tool when supporting Children with Visual Impairments / Vision loss within the

Setting

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​​​​​​​A lot of Children do not like being inside unfamiliar buildings that can lower their capacity and raise overwhelm.

We agree that being outside when the weather is

lovely helps all of us.

Lavenderbuddy likes to surprise the Children in

Parks and Local Community events with a

Story and a HUG and children are always

curious about this Bear and get to experience all of  his features

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