I have recently started working in Le Chéile and would love to help them fulfill their dream of having a multisensory room for all of the children who stay there.

The children who stay at Le Chéile have intellectual disabilities and many have autism. They would all benefit from a sensory room. Sensory Rooms can help those who have learning difficulties, developmental disabilities or sensory impairments learn to interact with the world around them, but in a safe environment that builds up their confidence and their ability. The user gets an unrestrained non-threatening space where they can explore at their own leisure. This freedom lets their therapist or carer see what calms them, rouses them and what they like or don’t.