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Trump’s Tylenol claim isn’t science — it’s blame. Autism isn’t a mother’s fault. Parent carers deserve support, not shame.

It’s not enough our children fight daily battles; we’re forced to fight too, for the basic right of accessibility and inclusion.

When school ends, support ends. Wraparound care for children with additional needs shouldn’t be a luxury—it should be a lifeline.

A call on the government not to remove the right to an EHCP from children attending mainstream schools

EHCPs could face the axe under imminent education reforms. Justine Smith investigates in a special report.

Discipline with a complex needs child isn’t about punishment but connection. Fair doesn’t always mean equal, and that’s okay.

Faced with rejection for SEND lessons at our local pool. Why is access still so hard?  

Joyful chaos, inclusive fun, and Elias leading the party train. Get there early — trust me!

Parent carer guilt is brutal. One missed appointment feels like failure, even when you’ve fought endlessly to be heard.

Every off moment isn’t a red flag. Sometimes kids, especially those with SEND, just need grace, not explanations. They’re allowed to have off days.

Celebrating all the wonderful things families with disabled children do for each other.

This workshop is designed for families with children with special educational or complex needs. 

British Library, 4 & 18 July, 2025