SEND Review: learning from children, young people and their families
Chief Executive Katie Ghose reflects on the Government's SEND review, identifying three areas of interest for Kids.
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Chief Executive Katie Ghose reflects on the Government's SEND review, identifying three areas of interest for Kids.
Find out about Kids' new strategy and what it means for disabled children, young people and their families.
Yvonne shares how being part of the Kids Camden Special Parents Forum has helped her come out of depression.
Mina and Chris' mum talks about the support they received from Kids during the pandemic.
Rupert's mum shares how the Kids clubs have helped Rupert make friends and build his confidence.
Making people’s lives better ‘Making people’s lives better’ – is the firm commitment from the Chancellor, as the government reviews how they are going to spend the budget for the...
Jimmy, 23, shares his experience being part of the Kids Participation team.
Arsh's mum, Hamasa, shares how Kids supported them through the pandemic and the impact this has had on the whole family.
Delivering services during the pandemic A stark feature of Covid lockdown measures was the extent to which for many of us living, working and socialising online became ‘the new normal’....
Kids and the Disabled Children's Partnership launched ‘Locked Out’: Digital Disadvantage of Disabled Children, Young People and Families during the Covid-19 Pandemic report.
“Without Kids’ support we would have not coped at all during the lockdown, I cannot praise the staff enough for what they have done during this turbulent and unpredictable time.”...