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Who do we support? Adults with Autistic Spectrum Conditions What can you expect from us? My Future My Future is a new and exciting transition support service that has been designed to help young autistic adults (18-25) and their families to navigate the confusing world…

This is a specialist team, part of the Special Educational Needs Service (SENS) which works with children and young people from 3 to post-16 year olds with a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder. We offer advice and support for parents, carers and schools and accept referrals from…

Who we are The wheelchair service is a specialist service staffed by highly skilled professionals. The Wheelchair Service provides the framework to clinically assess and then provide appropriate wheelchairs with associated equipment to clients with a long-term need, (long term defined as 6 months plus)…

The Blue Badge scheme provides a range of parking benefits for disabled people with severe walking difficulties who travel either as drivers or as passengers. For details about current eligibility criteria visit the LBC webpages.  For adults there are a range of qualifying criteria…

The Challenging Behaviour Foundation wants to see children and adults with severe learning disabilities have the same life opportunities as everyone else.The Challenging Behaviour Foundation (CBF) is a charity specialising in severe learning disabilities and behaviour described as challenging. Established by a family…

Educational psychologists (EP) apply knowledge of psychology, child development and education to promote children’s learning, social development, mental health and emotional well-being. Educational Psychologists are postgraduate, applied psychologists. Many have been teachers and all have experience of working with children and young people in educational…

The special needs nursing team provides clinical care to children and young people with complex health needs or disabilities who attend special/mainstream schools/social care settings. We provide a wide range of services including: writing and amending health care plans checking, writing and implementing specific…

Contact is the only UK-wide charity providing advice, information and support to parents of all disabled children - no matter what their health condition.Our freephone helpline offers a one-stop-shop for families of children with disabilities, with advice on welfare rights, community care issues,…

We know that the majority of deaf children can learn to listen and talk.  DELTA is a national charity supporting deaf children and their families through:  Providing information, training, presentations, stories and support for parents and professionals Online video…

Disability Information and Advice Line (DIAL) services are run for and by disabled people. Every year, DIALs support around half a million disabled people. DIAL information and advice services are based throughout England and Wales. They provide information and advice to disabled people and others…