It's time for phase two. 

Help us bring the Noddy no-nonsense Guide to a wider audience!

We need your help to keep going. It's time for phase two!

This is what we achieved so far: 

We turned a pdf “text book” on the SEN law that David Wolfe QC had originally produced “pro-bono” 15+ years ago into 140 bite-size chunks of law on the SSK platform, making it more accessible to parents and the wider SEND community. We funded this largely through raising money and crowd-funding. We are grateful to all of our exiting backers. 

Watch what Support SEND Kids brings to the Noddy Guide to SEN law:

We created a short film with the barristers and the head of IPSEA that we broadcasted through the platform to build a wider community and to give access to parents to lawyers in this space.

If you would like to see the film you can access it on youtube here or on our platform here. 

Children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are being denied access to their right to education. Help us to deliver advice to their parents! 

The work does not stop here. 

We want SEND families to be able to navigate the legal process and the system clearly, without delay, without expensive legal bills, and without stress.

We are building on our speaker series to provide more expert advice to an ever growing community of parents. 

These sessions will be monthly, bringing leading experts to the SSK platform so that SEND families can access for free to learn and ask questions. 

We will continue to increase the content on the platform, to re-engineer legal text, but also to continue to work to create workflows, which we believe will greatly support SEND families and bring the Noddy no-nonsense Guide to them. 

And we need your support to keep going. So, please, donate today and share this page. If you have donated already and can't help us out with another donation then share the page - it helps enormously. 

Help us bring the Noddy no-nonsense Guide to the parents. Donate and share today!

What parents have to say:

“As both a lawyer and a mother to a disabled child, I have been horrified by the EHCP system. The thought of all the children missing out on education they are entitled to because of the way in which the system is run is just horrendous," Caroline Withers.

“The EHCP process was one of the most exhausting, difficult things I’ve ever done. There are a huge number of organisations doing great work but navigating all the resources is a challenge in itself. A one-stop-shop service like this will be so valuable,"  Victoria Fox.

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