All children need to play and be creative. It makes them happier, confident, better learners and better friends. But some of them need a little help. That's why CreateCATT is committed to getting children to play creatively and to be the best they can be by supporting the adults who help them. CreateCATT provides creative arts and play-based training, therapy and consultancy services for healthcare and education professionals, voluntary welfare organisations, and parents.Our vision is to lead a global community supporting children through the power of play.Our mission is to put in place the building blocks of playfulness and creativity for happier, healthier children by training professionals and supporting parents through Developmental Play.CreateCATT Developmental Play is a pioneering approach built on the idea that, as children grow, they need to do different kinds of play. But sometimes they miss a stage or get stuck. We can see it – they can't focus, they have difficulty staying calm, their problem-solving skills are limited, and their friendships and social skills are weak. We take them back through the stages of developmental play, to build the firm foundations they need to move onwards and upwards.  We are a Singapore based Social Enterprise  providing creative arts and play based training and therapy services, we have an office in the UK and work with partners across the globe, most recently in India, the Philippines and Bangladesh. CreateCATT believes that ALL children have a right to create, play, move and learn to reach their full potential, and we provide that extra support for those children who need it. We work with parents, teachers and clinicians to give every child the best start in life, for the best chance in life.
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Keywords: inclusion