Autism & ADHD
Explore the differences and similarities between ADHD and Autism and discover strategies to support your child.
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Kids is here to help you give your child the best start in life. With information, workshops, and one-to-one support we’re here for every disabled child – and for you.
Our SEND Family Hub is all about giving you the information, skills, and support you need to help your child thrive.
Our workshops are small group sessions on a range of topics led by experienced SEND professionals who will answer your questions and give you tips and techniques you can use to support your child.
When you need a little extra help our Family Support Online service provides you with your own personal SEND expert who’ll work with you one-to-one.
And take a look at our guides for bite-size information on a wide range of SEND topics.
Our workshops offer expert support tailored to your needs. Get advice and guidance, share your experiences, learn techniques to support your family, and connect with other service families.
Each workshop is a safe and friendly space where you can connect with people who understand where you’re coming from. They are led by experienced SEND professionals, many of whom are parents / carers of disabled or neurodivergent children themselves.
Navigating the world of SEND can be confusing. Sometimes you need a little extra support. Our Family Support Online service pairs you with an expert SEND practitioner who will work directly with you to help you resolve the issues you’re facing.
From quick one-off help filling in forms to being by your side throughout a tribunal process, our Family Support Online practitioner will be your own personal SEND expert.
Prices for this in-depth personal support start at £30.
Knowing where to turn for information, advice, and support can be challenging. Check out our guides below for information about SEND and pointers to other services that offer a wide range of support for service families with disabled children.
An introduction to Special Educational Needs. What are they? And what support might you be entitled to?
You’ll come across lots of professionals during your SEND journey. Check our Who’s Who to find out what they do.
The world of special educational needs and disabilities is full of jargon and abbreviations. Our SEND glossary spells it all out for you.
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.