This service is a team of Hammersmith and Fulham teachers who all have specialist dyslexia qualifications. The team have particular expertise and experience in assessing and teaching literacy and numeracy skills where children are having difficulties. We provide a bespoke service to match individual school’s…

What Is Stepping Stones Triple P? You have a child with an intellectual or physical disability, and life is incredibly tough. Your child may seem unwilling or unable to follow instructions or master new skills. Perhaps they have terrible tantrums or emotional meltdowns. Maybe they…

The Stroke Association offers a Childhood Stroke Support Service – providing information, advice, support and networking events to families affected by stroke in childhood. The service is UK wide and freely accessible, and information about it can be found at: www.stroke.org.uk/childhood The service offers a range…

SWAN UK (syndromes without a name) is the only dedicated support network in the UK for families of children and young adults with undiagnosed genetic conditions. We are run by the charity Genetic Alliance UK. Joining is free for any family in the UK with…

The talking without fear project is a 12 week therapeutic group programme for children affected by domestic violence and abuse and for their mothers. The aim of the children’s group is to: Provide children with a safe place to share and discuss their past home…

Come along to the Vision Support Service's termly parent/carer focus group for your opportunity to:  meet other parents and carers from different boroughs meet Qualified Teachers of Children and Young People with Vision Impairment (QTVIs) and young people with vision impairments discuss topics including transition…

Westminster Befriend a Family (WBAF) is a family befriending organisation working with families in Westminster. WBAF focuses on working with the whole family in a holistic manner to enable positive changes in social interaction in and outside the family and more awareness of community organisations…

The Westminster Disabled Children’s Service is provided by three teams who work closely together: the Social Work team, the Short Breaks team and Tresham Centre for Disabled Children and Young People. We are here to help you and your family. We understand and want to…

Early Support is a way of working underpinned by 10 principles that aim to improve the delivery of services for disabled children, young people and their families. It enables services to coordinate their activity better and provide families with a single point of contact and…

The Westminster Information, Advice and Support Service (IASS) is a free confidential advice and support service for disabled children and young people living in Westminster, those with SEN, and their parents. The IASS team can advise and provide support on SEN and Education, Health and Care…