Welcome to SEND the Help CIC

 

Navigating SEND and the EHCP process can be overwhelming, especially when systems feel fragmented and support is hard to access. SEND the Help CIC provides independent SEND advice, guidance and advocacy to help parents and carers understand options, prepare evidence, and make informed decisions with confidence.

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Alongside advocacy, we deliver inclusive alternative provision and enrichment for young people aged 10–18 who are not currently accessing full-time mainstream education, or for whom mainstream provision is not appropriate at that time. We support young people with SEND, neurodivergent profiles, mental health challenges, illness, trauma or other barriers to engagement.

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Our work focuses on:

• Confidence, self-worth and identity

• Social connection and belonging

• Creativity, culture and community experiences

• Practical skills and preparation for future pathways

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We offer structured group activities, creative programmes, enrichment opportunities and supported pathways, including AQA Unit Award Scheme (UAS) accreditation where appropriate.

 

SEND the Help CIC does not replace education or statutory services. We exist to bridge gaps, reduce isolation and provide meaningful support while longer-term plans and pathways are explored.

 

EHCP support · SEND advice · Alternative provision · Enrichment opportunities