This three session course is designed for parents of children/young people with autism aged 7-18, to help them develop their understanding and confidence relating to puberty, sexual wellbeing and relationships and how they impact children on the autistic spectrum. You will need to have attended…

A two session course to develop understanding of the needs of siblings and ways to meet their needs. Next course begins on April 23rd 2020 To book your place on this training course, please download the booking form and return it to qe2referral@qe2cp.westminster.sch.uk   

In–Deep offers a number of regular events for parents and families of children with special educational needs up to the age of 25. We know the difficulties many parents face. We also provide free massage alongside our music therapy on second Saturday of the month…

The aim of Make it Happen (formerly Westminster Parents Participation Group) is to provide a support network for parents of disabled children in Westminster, helping them to gain and share information both locally and nationally. Make it Happen have a drop-in every Tuesday during term…

The aim of Make it Happen (formerly Westminster Parent Participation Group) is to provide a support network for parents of disabled children in Westminster, helping them to gain and share information both locally and nationally. Make it Happen have a drop-in every Thursday during term…

St Quintin's Centre for Disabled Children and Young People will be running the National Autistic Society's Teen Life programme from Wednesday 18th September 2019 to Wednesday 30th October 2019. Teen Life is a training programme for parents and carers of young people aged 10-16 years…

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…