Making sure the voice and needs of Kingston SEND families are heard

Kingston SEND PCF is made up of local parents and carers who work to ensure children with special educational needs and disabilities and their needs are heard and understood by local services and decision makers.

We also make sure parents and carers have access to events and information that they might find useful as a SEND family.

Amazing Things

We love this introduction to autism by amazing things. It aims to raise awareness among young non-autistic audiences, to stimulate understanding and acceptance in future generations. It is intended to be viewed, discussed and shared widely by anyone but especially teachers and parents.

Comments Box SVG iconsUsed for the like, share, comment, and reaction icons

Are you hoping to get out and about over the Christmas period? This guide to wheelchair friendly places to visit will be very helpful! See MoreSee Less

Accessable offer amazing helpful guides to venues all over the country and are an invaluable resource if you want to get out and about with your disabled child.

They are collecting information in a short survey to hear what could help you using their guides.We need you!

In 2018 we conducted a survey about Accessibility and You. Since then your insights have helped us to shape the future of accessibility information and the work we do at AccessAble.

This year, on #InternationalDayofDisabledPeople we’re going even bigger! You can be a part of change.

As well as helping to inform powerful research, anybody who takes part in the survey also has the chance of winning a prize! We’ll be offering one ‘first prize’ of £300, and two ‘runner-up’ prizes of £100, in any voucher of your choice. Winners will be chosen at random, so all you have to do to be in with a chance is complete the survey and make sure you’ve included your contact details in the relevant sections.

Click the link to take part today: www.surveymonkey.com/r/B2NYHJZ
See MoreSee Less

Accessable offer amazing helpful guides to venues all over the country and are an invaluable resource if you want to get out and about with your disabled child.

They are collecting information in a short survey to hear what could help you using their guides.

1 CommentComment on Facebook

Thank you so much for sharing

Read more on our News Page