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Sarah Tulley – Page 7 – SNAPS Yorkshire CIO
Sam with her son, Dan
Meet The Families

Dan and Sam

“SNAPS continues to be a joy, a sense of pride and an amazing community which we are proud to be part of.”

Sam says: “Dan was born in 2001 with complex physical and learning disabilities. Looking after Dan was difficult, tiring, fun but challenging. We were very lucky to find a number of other families with young children who were also struggling to find adequate support. So, in conjunction with Anne Gait, six families got together in a drafty church hall and determined to set up a new charity called SNAPS. 

“The idea was to support children with special needs, their families, siblings and parent or carers. We loved the idea that when we met other families, experiencing the same journey, we felt that SNAP! That’s how I feel. Sharing was so exciting and it was such a relief to know that we weren’t alone.

“Initially in 2004 we set up monthly ‘stay and play’ sessions and a newsletter, that was soon being sent out to over 100 families. Then we started hydrotherapy and added swimming lessons for the more able and for siblings. As we got better at fundraising, we added and tried out new services such as  sing and signing, dance and trampolining. 

“Dan loved attending, he absolutely loves swimming.  I continued as Chair of SNAPS for 10 years  and I was so lucky in 2012 to be recognised for my volunteering role, as I was nominated as one of the Olympics torch bearers.  

“I am now honoured to be an Ambassador for SNAPS and extremely proud to support such a wonderful charity that is growing and supporting loads of families. Myself and Dan (who is now 22!) are so grateful for the support that SNAPS gave us, for the friendships that we made and for the empowerment that we gained through our work with the group.  

“SNAPS has, and continues to be a joy, a sense of pride and an amazing community which we are proud to be part of. We are so excited to see what the next 20 years brings and what will be the next chapter in the SNAPS story will be!”

 

 

Oliver with his mum, Jenny
Meet The Families

Oliver and Jenny

“We can’t imagine our lives without SNAPS now.”

Jenny says: “Our first event with SNAPS was the Superhero Challenge, and it was so brilliant, we’ve never looked back. “We originally came for our daughter Millie, but her brother Ollie gets as much out of coming as Millie. He can’t wait to come every week for football, to play in the hall and outside at Broomfield, as well as also going up to Pennyfield to help his best friend Archie and his transitions into swimming. “Both children, myself and their dad have made lasting friendships through SNAPS and we’re so grateful for all their help and support. SNAPS provides us with a safe and understanding space where we feel at ease and comfortable. “The staff are always so friendly and welcoming and have supported us to get other help or signposted us to organisations as well which has been invaluable.  “We can’t imagine our lives without SNAPS now.” 

Little boy wearing superhero costume
Events

Do your own thing for SNAPS

With your help, we can make the impossible, possible for children with additional needs! 

SNAPS helps around 180 families per month. Over 90% of families attending SNAPS see improved mental health for them and their children, improved feelings of isolation and improved feelings of happiness! 

It costs £47 to deliver one SNAPS physiotherapy session. As we receive no government funding to deliver our services, we rely on fundraising to deliver vital support to families.  

You can read more about some of our families and the difference our support has made to their lives at the meet the families part of our website.

By fundraising for SNAPS, every pound you raise will make such a difference!  

If you’d like to help support SNAPS’ work, please fill out our form to let us know about your plans, and we will support you every step of the way! 


Complete the form here

“I cannot express enough how grateful my family and I are for the unwavering care and attention that SNAPS has provided, it’s truly been a lifeline for us.” 
Florence and her family
Tim

Two people taking part in a tandem skydive in the air
Events

Skydive for SNAPS (various dates)

  • Various dates available
  • Choose an airfield that suits you
  • Registration fee: £70
  • Minimum fundraising target: £395 (includes £200 to cover the cost of the jump)
  • Minimum age: 16 years old and over

  • Register here
Take the Leap – Skydive for SNAPS!

An unforgettable adrenaline rush awaits! Experience the thrill of a tandem skydive, freefalling while securely harnessed to a BPA-qualified instructor. It’s guaranteed to be one of the most exhilarating moments of your life. 

How it works 

We partner with Skyline, a trusted skydiving operator, to handle all logistics. 

When you register, you’ll select your preferred airfield and jump date. After signing up, our team will contact you to plan your big day! 

Two people jumping out of a plane, taking part in a tandem skydive in the air
Two people taking part in a tandem skydive in the air

Costs 

Register for £70 and commit to raising £395 in sponsorship. 

Funds should be raised two weeks before your jump, as SNAPS is invoiced in advance. 

Haven’t hit your target? No problem! You can still jump by paying the skydive cost on the day (usually £200–£299, depending on location). 

Join as a Team 

Looking for the ultimate team-building challenge? 

We’ll help you book your location, create a bespoke registration link, and support your team fundraising efforts. 

As a SNAPS Skydiver, You’ll Receive: 
  • A SNAPS t-shirt 
  • Dedicated fundraising support and tips 
  • A bespoke medal and certificate 
  • Updates on how your fundraising makes a difference 
  • Serious bragging rights! 
Ready to Jump? 

Register now via Skyline.

Or email us for more info: fundraising@snapsyorkshire.org 

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Events

The Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge (various dates)

Event details
  • Various dates available throughout 2026
  • Registration fee: £25.00
  • Minimum fundraising target: £200
  • Meeting point: Horton-in-Ribblesdale, BD24 0HA
  • Minimum age: 16 years old and over

  • Register here
Embark on an Unforgettable Adventure 

Join us for a test of endurance and spirit: the Yorkshire 3 Peaks Challenge. Conquer Pen-y-Ghent, Whernside, and Ingleborough – all within 12 hours! 

This 24-mile trek through the stunning Yorkshire Dales National Park promises breathtaking views, personal triumphs, and the camaraderie of fellow adventurers. 

Challenge Highlights: 

Pen-y-ghent (694m): The first peak, offering a sharp pulse enhancing ascent followed by rewarding views from the summit. 

Whernside (736m): The highest of the three, providing panoramic vistas of the Yorkshire landscape. 

Ingleborough (723m): The final challenge, with its distinctive shape and dramatic plateau. 

View of Yorkshire Three Peaks walkers in the countryside near a large bridge
A group of walkers

What’s Included:  

Unmatched Pre-Event Preparation: Benefit from comprehensive build-up treks to get you ready. 

Guided Hike: Led by experienced Mountain Leaders. 

Safety Briefing: Detailed pre-event briefing to ensure you’re fully prepared. 

Checkpoints: Refresh at water checkpoints located at the 10 and 17-mile marks. 

Completion Medal: Celebrate your achievement with a commemorative finisher’s medal. 

Support Team: A dedicated team is on-hand to provide encouragement and first aid if needed. 

Additional Chances: Free place on future dates if you don’t finish the challenge. 

Return Transportation: Transport back to the start for anyone unable to complete the trek.

Please note, walkers must be aged 16 years or above on the day of the event. 

How to register: 

Please complete a registration form via the link below. 


Register here

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