Parents thank councillors as they approve a replacement respite care facility in Sunderland.
Campaigners who fought for approval of a new respite care centre for disabled children and their families have vowed work with those who objected to the plans.
A statement on the Give us a Break campaign's Facebook page said: "From all the children who cannot speak, we thank the council members who understood their representation."
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