Introducing: Naidex Junior

We're thrilled to introduce an exciting new development for 2026: Naidex Junior, a dedicated space focused entirely on the needs of children and young people with disabilities and additional needs.

Launching at Naidex 2026 (March 25-26, NEC), Naidex Junior offers a free-to-access hub designed to connect families, carers, healthcare professionals, and educators with the latest paediatric equipment, essential services, and invaluable support.

Connecting Communities

What to expect at Naidex Junior

Innovative Equipment: See the latest in mobility, sensory, and adaptive technology.
Essential Support: Meet key organisations providing crucial services, including respite care, educational support, and financial advice for families.
Expert Seminars: Attend talks by healthcare professionals and advocates (including SENCOs) covering essential topics like the EHCP process and transitioning to adulthood.
Interactive Fun: Dedicated play areas & a workshop and sports zone

Who is it for?

Public

Naidex Junior is a vibrant hub where children and young people can enjoy inclusive play areas, explore assistive technology, and experience adapted sports. Meanwhile, parents and caregivers can find practical solutions for daily living, access information on support services and legal rights, and connect with other families.

Healthcare Professionals

Naidex Junior is a vital hub for Healthcare Professionals to advance their knowledge and practice. You can explore the latest advancements in rehabilitation and therapy, discover innovative assistive technologies, and review evidence-based practices and research. The event offers crucial CPD opportunities, information on new treatments, and essential time for networking with other professionals.

Education Professionals

Naidex Junior is a focused resource for Education Professionals dedicated to inclusive learning. You can explore educational resources and strategies for supporting students with disabilities, discover the latest assistive technology for learning, and gain insights into inclusive classroom practices.