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We're Scope, the disability equality charity in England and Wales. We provide practical advice and emotional support whenever people need them most. We do this through our helpline, our online community, a range of employment and child sleep services, community engagement programmes, and more. …

SMARTI is a support group held termly for those: caring for and working with children who have a diagnosis of selective mutism those who demonstrate speech anxiety in certain situations It provides opportunities to network with others and to share ideas with them…

With a little help from us blind and partially sighted people can retain and or regain lost independence brought about by visual impairment.Contact us to help you access a wide range of information about visual impairment and the services available.Support and…

We are a small group of dedicated parents and teachers, many of us with specialist dyslexia training, who offer practical help and guidance to children and adults. We are an independent registered charity, partly self funded and partly funded by Luton Borough council.

Who does the service support? There are three SEN advisors (Early Years) that support early identification and intervention for children: aged 0 to 5 with SEN who attend private, voluntary and independent nursery settings We work in partnership with parents, settings and other…

Learning Support Advisory Teachers (LSS) apply their knowledge of child development and education to promote children’s learning, social development and emotional well-being, and to support schools and Nurseries to make the curriculum available to all learners. Learning Support Advisory Teachers are postgraduate, qualified teachers with…

SENAT is responsible for: coordinating education, health and care (EHC) needs assessments overseeing the assessment and planning process ensuring timely decision making producing coordinated EHC plans monitoring the progress of children with existing plans/statements of SEN the placement (admissions process) of children with plans…

  Who does the service support? The Speech and Language Therapy (SALT) service works across the whole county providing help in a range of community, health centre and hospital settings. We work with children up to the age of 16 years (up to 19 years…

Luton Council's SENS works with staff in early years/educational settings to improve practice and support the removal of barriers to learning for children identified with: global developmental delay reluctance to speak or diagnosed with selective mutism language delay not linked to a disorder -…

The autism spectrum team can offer advice on how to develop children’s social interaction, communication and flexible thinking skills and discuss what support is available from educational, health and social services.Meetings will often have a themed topic such as ‘Communication’ or ‘Managing Transitions’…