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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.
Remi is autistic, and with support from Kids, his family found a group where he could truly thrive. Read Remi's story.
AJ is an autistic young person with ADHD. His dad reached out for support to help him embrace his individuality.
Read about Jack, a 12-year-old boy with autism & ADHD, who faced severe bullying and challenges at school.
William has a congenital syndrome and Rachel, William's mum, shares how he has flourished at Kids' playgroup.
Ruby struggled with her sleep and her family found support through our online Sleep Workshop. Read Ruby's story.
Tabs shares their journey as a person with SEND finding employment at Kids, and empowering young people to speak up.
Sharon explains how Kids' early intervention helped her children with SEND thrive.
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.
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.
Celebrating our amazing partners and the impact they've made in 2025.
Take a look back at our incredible year supporting children and young people with SEND and their families.
A heartwarming recap of our 2025 Christmas Carol Concert, celebrating the season and supporting children with SEND.
We’re thrilled to share a brand new gallery of festive artwork created by the children and young people we support.
This Christmas, you can help families access the support they urgently need.
We had the privilege of hosting an inspiring evening with Stephen Unwin to discuss his new book.
Find out more about our fantastic weekend at Comic Con and our chill zone.
Booking a stay at our Kids Cotswolds Holiday Home is now easier than ever with our new online booking system.
Find out what children and young people have been up to this summer.
Celebrate Learning Disability Week 2025 by recognising the voices and achievements of young people with SEND.
On Sunday 27th April, 41 runners completed the London Marathon for Kids.
The DSC has launched a new programme to help 20,000+ disabled children and families access vital digital support.
Celebrate Autism Acceptance Month with our “Kids Say We Can” campaign.
We empower disabled children and young people, and their families to amplify their voices and champion their rights. Stay up to date with our latest press releases and policy news.
We were delighted to welcome Luke Murphy MP to our Basingstoke nursery to launch his report on the SEND crisis.
Kids welcomes the Government announcement to invest £200 million in SEND training for education professionals working with children of all ages.
7 inspiring young people with SEND came together for an interactive, youth-led workshop with education leaders.
Join our All Voices at the Table campaign to amplify families’ voices and push for urgent reform to the SEND system.
Help us end the cliff edge that many young people with a learning disability experience, Sign our open letter.
Over 50 young people with SEND joined our annual Collective Get Together to share ideas and influence change.
Abbie, Chair of Dynamite, shares her experience of the Collective Get Together.
Join the Fight for Ordinary campaign to fix the broken SEND system.
The DSC has launched a new programme to help 20,000+ disabled children and families access vital digital support.
Kids gives evidence at the Education Select Committee’s inquiry on the on the SEND crisis.
We hosted a breakfast briefing focused on urgent action to support disabled young people transitioning into adulthood.
Young people with SEND attended the MP SEND Toolkit launch, sharing their experiences with MPs.
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.
