Allie’s story
Allie attended our workshops to build confidence and meet other parents of neurodivergent children in the naval community.
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We’re here for children and young people with special education needs and disabilities, young carers and families. Here are some of their stories.
Allie attended our workshops to build confidence and meet other parents of neurodivergent children in the naval community.
This Neurodiversity Celebration Week, Donna shares her experiences learning about herself and making friends through our Nurturing Anchors workshops.
Read about Lyndsey, aged 13, who became a young carer when her dad suffered a stroke.
Read about Mary, a 16-year-old young carer who looks after her mum and brother.
Asher is 18 years old, has autism and a Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) profile. Read her story.
Joseph has attended our Hayward Playground for over ten years. His mum, Rachel, shares their story.
Hamza is three years old and attends the Kids Family Group in Birmingham. Read his story.
Hear from Emma, whose three boys have gone to our Kids Family Centre Nursery in Birmingham.
Zach is four years old and has ASD, GDD, sensory issues and learning difficulties. Read his story.
Freya has suspected ASD and sensory difficulties. Her parents Natalie and Ayrton reached out to Kids for support.
Oliver is three years old and shows signs of autism. His dad, Josh, talks about how Oliver has grown since attending our Family Group in Birmingham.
Logan is three years old and attended the Kids Family Group from January-March 2023. His mum Lisa writes about his development during that time.
Sarah and her boys attend Kids' Family Group in Birmingham. Read their story.
Isacc is four years old and attends our Family Group. His mum, Leanne, tells us about the improvements she's seen in Isacc's communications skills.
Read about Franco and Luciano, two boys who attended our Basingstoke Nursery.
When the world blocks children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities, Kids speaks up. Find out what we’ve been doing recently.
Once again over 1 in 10 of the UK’s children have gone unseen and unheard. Read our response to the Spring Budget.
The Government has released its long-awaited Disability Action Plan. Read our response.
Rishi Sunak's visit to our Basingstoke nursery provided an opportunity to experience a truly inclusive setting. Read more.
Find out how we've created life-changing opportunities for children and young people with SEND.
See how we've been breaking down barriers for children and young people with SEND.
Welcome to the new Kids brand. It’s all about positivity and empowerment. Celebrating individuality and speaking up for change.
Read our response to the Disability Action Plan. It's all about accessible playgrounds, assistive technology and digital inclusion.
Find out where Government action is needed to transform the lives of disabled children and young people.
We believe it’s vital that babies and young children with SEND have access to quality early years support. Read more.
Team Kids ran the London Marathon and raised £52,736 for disabled children, young people and their families.
Find out about our new service for parents and carers of disabled children and young people in England.
The Government's Plan does not begin to match up to the scale of the challenges. Read our full response.
The Government’s decision to increase benefits in line with inflation will provide some relief to families of disabled children currently struggling to cover daily costs.
Kids CEO Katie Ghose shares three ways the charity sector can adapt to unprecedented economic changes.
Help Kids support the mental health and wellbeing of families with disabled children.
Find out what children and young people have been up to this summer.
Childhood should be joyful. Not defined by what disabled children and young people cannot do. That’s wrong.
Kids is on a mission to create a world where all kinds of children and young people have all kinds of opportunities. Support Kids to create brighter futures with disabled children.