Reflections on the new government and the broken SEND system
Kids Chief Executive Katie Ghose's thoughts on long-term opportunities and immediate fixes
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Kids Chief Executive Katie Ghose's thoughts on long-term opportunities and immediate fixes
Our report documents the experience of young people with SEND as they move from childhood into adulthood.
Coram Family and Childcare released the Childcare Survey 2024 results. Read our response.
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.
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.
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.
The current education and support system for children and young people with SEND does not work. The Government needs to build on the SEND reforms of 2014, but this time reforms should be resourced, implemented and enforced.