Real-life stories
18 Sep 2026
Imogen’s story
Imogen has AuDHD and her family has struggled to get the right support for her at school. Read Imogen’s story.
News and real-life stories
We’re here for children and young people with special education needs and disabilities, young carers and families. We’re on a mission to create a world where all kinds of kids have all kinds of opportunities.
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Real-life stories
16 Sep 2026
Charlie’s story
Charlie is 4 and autistic, with significant additional needs and global developmental delay. Read Charlie's story.
Real-life stories
22 Jun 2026
Cece’s story
Cece is a young person with Down Syndrome, and with support from Kids she is growing in confidence.
Early years
9 Apr 2025
Remi’s story
Remi is autistic, and with support from Kids, his family found a group where he could truly thrive. Read Remi's story.
Navy
8 Apr 2025
AJ’s story
AJ is an autistic young person with ADHD. His dad reached out for support to help him embrace his individuality.
Real-life stories
21 Jan 2025
Jack’s story
Read about Jack, a 12-year-old boy with autism & ADHD, who faced severe bullying and challenges at school.
Early years
4 Dec 2024
William’s story
William has a congenital syndrome and Rachel, William's mum, shares how he has flourished at Kids' playgroup.
Real-life stories
3 Dec 2024
Ruby’s story
Ruby struggled with her sleep and her family found support through our online Sleep Workshop. Read Ruby's story.
Real-life stories
2 Jul 2024
Tabatha’s story – Disability Pride Month
Tabs shares their journey as a person with SEND finding employment at Kids, and empowering young people to speak up.
Early years
12 Apr 2024
Sharon’s story
Sharon explains how Kids' early intervention helped her children with SEND thrive.
Real-life stories
18 Mar 2024
Donna’s story
This Neurodiversity Celebration Week, Donna shares her experiences learning about herself and making friends through our Nurturing Anchors workshops.
Real-life stories
18 Mar 2024
Allie’s story
Allie attended our workshops to build confidence and meet other parents of neurodivergent children in the naval community.