"When Oshi was born with complex medical needs, I found it increasingly difficult to get out and about. I couldn't take Oshi to mother and baby groups like I had imagined. His sensory impairments meant that they were often too loud, too busy, or I simply felt exposed and vulnerable with all of Oshi's medical equipment. I was desperate find activities and pre-school sessions that where inclusive of physical and sensory impairments. There is a lot of misinformation out there around accessible services and so we set out to remove as many of the barriers that disabled people, and those around them, face when accessing social and leisure activities.” 

Anna Liddell - Oshi's mum and Co-founder of Oshi's World.