Organisations providing support

Organisations providing information, advice and support.

Information about a range of local, regional and national organisations that provide information, advice and support to families of children with special, educational needs and / or disabilities.

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Downs Syndrome Association

The DSA is a national charity supporting people with Down’s syndrome and their families.
They give help from before birth and throughout the person’s whole life.

Carers Leeds

Carers Leeds supports parent carers across the city. A parent carer looks after a child with a disability, long-term illness, or additional needs.

Neurodiversity Information Hub

The MindMate Neurodiversity Hub gives clear information and support about different neurotypes.
It offers resources for families and schools, plus links to helpful services.

Barca Leeds

They support young people to learn key skills and build confidence for adulthood.

Assistance Dogs UK

Assistance Dogs UK is a group of charities that train and support assistance dogs. Their members help disabled children and adults using well‑trained, high‑standard dogs.

Autism Education Trust

This training helps school staff understand autism and support autistic pupils well.
It offers practical resources and is available to all education professionals.

Carers UK

Carers UK supports people who look after someone and helps them feel less alone. They give clear advice, information and support to carers across the UK.

ChatterBug

ChatterBug helps children with communication difficulties and the adults who support them.
They offer treatment, guidance, and services to improve communication skills.

Communication Matters

Communication Matters supports people who cannot speak clearly and use Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) to communicate.
They help people of all ages with conditions that affect speech.

Connect Together

Connect Together helps children and young people find support to improve health and wellbeing.
It is for ages 5 to 16 living or registered with local GP networks.