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MOSAIC Sleep Service supports good sleep behaviour for children with developmental concerns, disabilities and complex needs. • Following a referral parents/carers are initially invited to opt in to three short video link workshops which will be emailed to them to watch in their own time.…

The National Deaf Children’s Society is the UK’s leading childhood deafness charity. We’re here for every deaf child who needs us, no matter what their level or type of deafness or how they communicate. We’re also here for their parents and carers, extended family members…

Physiotherapy promotes an individual’s health and well-being, helping them to move optimally. Physiotherapy can be helpful for people of all ages with a wide a variety of health condition but paediatric physiotherapists use specialist knowledge of child development and childhood conditions to treat babies, children…

Alternative contact: Dr Deirdre Lucas, Consultant in Audiovestibular Medicine. Assessment, investigation and management of children up to school-leaving age who have hearing or balance problems or developmental disorders of speech and language.

Deals with school attendance and truancy, prosecutes parents for non-attendance of children. Concerns with child protection and welfare, and bullying where pupils are not attending school please email [email protected].  Gives advice and training on how to improve attendance to schools. Acts as a link between…

Reactive Forum is a project for disabled young people with mild to moderate LD.  The Forum provides an opportunity for disabled young people to have a say about what they think about services and influence strategic decision-making and service planning that affect disabled young people. …

For some children there are times when they find it hard to manage in a mainstream school. They may feel very anxious or get angry. They may have problems getting on with other children. If things get really difficult, some children may need extra help…

National charity supporting and campaigning for deafblind children and adults. Advice and information as well as specialist services for deafblind people, their families, carers and professionals working with them.

Sibs is the only UK charity representing the needs of siblings of disabled people. There are over half a million young siblings and at least 1.7 million adults siblings in the UK, who have grown up with a disabled brother or sister. Siblings have a…

SOS!SEN is a small charity dedicated to offering independent, legally based advice on Special Educational Needs to parents and carers. We aim to support and empower people to navigate the legal maze and challenge decisions to get the right education for their child.    We offer advice on:  getting the right help…

Consortium of 40 local authorities, together with schools and services, working in partnership with the Institute of Education to provide in-service training on special educational needs to local education authorities, schools and services. Also offers conferences, publications and support groups.

Statutory assessments of children with special educational need (SEN), and Education, Health and Care Plan, and placements of children with special needs.

Spectrum is a registered charity run and led by UCL medical students, offering a befriending service to children aged 4-18 with disabilities in the Camden Borough of London. Spectrum aims to support the development of these children and provide respite for their families. Two medical…

A maintained specialist school for children with a wide range of special needs. The school provides appropriate access to the National Curriculum but places an additional emphasis on literacy, numeracy, learning for life and physical education for learners with complex layered needs. Children who previously attended…

Service closed each August re-opening in September. Urgent enquiries can be answered on 020 7435 7111. The Day Unit provides a joined-up health and education service within a single setting, that can involve psychotherapeutic, psychiatric, psychological and social work input.

Tired Out is Family Fund’s new sleep support hub which aims to help parents and carers of disabled children to sleep better. It pulls sleep information and resources together in one place. This includes information about support available to families in their local area, useful…

Football session for children with disabilities aged 12-16. Delivered by qualified coaches.

WAC provides a range of services to young people, including those with disabilities. We deliver provision to young people using performing arts on site as well as a residential programme. We also offer Transition, Buddying and Advocacy services. We provide Wac Arts Interactive – media…

Camden has a buddying service specifically for disabled young people provided by Wac Arts. The social care team in Camden MOSAIC identifies young people who would benefit from being allocated a buddy to help support them depending on their presenting need and with the aim…

Camden has a Transition service specifically for disabled young people provided by Wac Arts. The social care team in Camden MOSAIC identifies young people who would benefit from being linked to a Transitions worker to focus on achieving increased skills for independence. This is an…