Diagnosis, transitions, equipment, care, and family planning: the practical side of daily life with a disabled child in England. 6 articles found.
Your local authority has a legal duty to provide short breaks for families of disabled children. Most families have never been offered them.
You have a legal right to an assessment of your own needs as a carer. Most SEND parents don't know it exists.
You don't need to do everything at once. Here are the first three things to do when you realise your child has special educational needs.
At 18, social care law changes completely. Your child's EHCP can continue, but everything else shifts. Here's what to prepare for.
DLA is based on needs. EHCPs are based on needs. School support is based on needs. You can access all of these right now.
NHS wait times for autism and ADHD diagnosis can stretch to years. Here's how the process works, what Right to Choose means, and why you don't need to wait.
