Xavier’s story
Xavier's mother reached out to our Mediation service to get her son the right school placement. Read their story.
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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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Xavier's mother reached out to our Mediation service to get her son the right school placement. Read their story.
Team Kids ran the London Marathon and raised £52,736 for disabled children, young people and their families.
Selma is a young girl with Down's syndrome. Her parents reached out to our Mediation service for support. Read their story.
The Government's Plan does not begin to match up to the scale of the challenges. Read our full response.
Sam and her mother accessed our Mediation service after the local authority decided not to carry our a needs assessment. Read their story.
Tristan's parents used our Mediation service to get his Education Health and Care Plan (EHCP) reviewed. Read their story.
Michael's mother used our Mediation service after the local authority decided not to carry our a needs assessment on him. Read their story.
Nathan is nineteen, autistic, and has Rare Chromosome disorder. Read his story.
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.
Thomas was finding it difficult to engage in the EHC Plan process. It didn't make sense to him. Kids SENDIASS found a novel way to support him to get involved in the process and help others understand his needs.
Sophie was struggling at college and felt trust had broken down so much that she stopped attending.
Oscar was struggling at school. His family were discouraged from applying for an EHC and their relationship with the school had broken down.