Early years
4 Dec 2024
William’s story
William has a congenital syndrome and Rachel, William's mum, shares how he has flourished at Kids' playgroup.
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Early years
12 Apr 2024
Sharon’s story
Sharon explains how Kids' early intervention helped her children with SEND thrive.
Early years
19 Mar 2024
Only 6% of local authorities offer enough SEND childcare
Coram Family and Childcare released the Childcare Survey 2024 results. Read our response.
Early years
6 Mar 2024
Our response to the Spring Budget – 2024
Once again over 1 in 10 of the UK’s children have gone unseen and unheard. Read our response to the Spring Budget.
Early years
9 Oct 2023
Hamza’s story
Hamza is three years old and attends the Kids Family Group in Birmingham. Read his story.
Early years
9 Oct 2023
Zack, Zayn and Zander’s story
Hear from Emma, whose three boys have gone to our Kids Family Centre Nursery in Birmingham.
Early years
9 Oct 2023
Zach’s story
Zach is four years old and has ASD, GDD, sensory issues and learning difficulties. Read his story.
Early years
5 Oct 2023
Freya’s story
Freya has suspected ASD and sensory difficulties. Her parents Natalie and Ayrton reached out to Kids for support.
Early years
5 Oct 2023
Oliver’s story
Oliver is three years old and shows signs of autism. His dad, Josh, talks about how Oliver has grown since attending our Family Group in Birmingham.
Early years
5 Oct 2023
Logan’s story
Logan is three years old and attended the Kids Family Group from January-March 2023. His mum Lisa writes about his development during that time.
Early years
5 Oct 2023
Kian and Kylo’s story
Sarah and her boys attend Kids' Family Group in Birmingham. Read their story.
Early years
5 Oct 2023
Isacc’s story
Isacc is four years old and attends our Family Group. His mum, Leanne, tells us about the improvements she's seen in Isacc's communications skills.