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The NHS has put together a list of organisations that can provide mental health support in different areas of Kent, all services are free at the point of access and you can self-refer: West Kent East Kent North Kent and Medway …
Now that the government has published guidance for the full opening of special schools, we're sure you have some burning questions. . .
Kent Deaf Children's Society has teamed up with Head 2 Head Sensory Theatre to bring a BSL interpreted and captioned performance of Cinderella.
Kent County Council and the NHS have launched a consultation on Kent’s new strategy for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
Are you worried about a child or young person? Don't know what to do or what help is available? Check out this super useful graphic!
Vicky Ford, the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Children and Families, has written an open letter to children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), their families and carers and those who work to support them,…
The Council for Disabled Children has developed a suite of online training for CDC members and affiliated organisations and services.
Calling all parents in Kent! Free parents resilience webinar available now As part of the Draw Your Own Solution campaign, which aims to increase awareness and understanding of resilience, HeadStart Kent have released a free pre-recorded webinar for parents.
The School Exclusions Hub from Just for Kids Law contains information, advice and guidance regarding exclusions and how to challenge them. This comes at a vital time, with the number of school exclusions in recent years increasing.
Salus are offering the FRIENDS training programme (in a virtual format) on 8th October 2020.