SEND Support Services

Able Kidz works to make a disabled child’s educational journey a fulfilling and positive experience. They do this by provision of specialist equipment, computers and software to the children or school and also assist in funding extra tuition needs of a child.

Access Sport aim to transform the community sport offer across London, making inclusion the norm by tackling the access barriers currently faced by disadvantaged and disabled young people. Working in partnership, they are training, equipping and supporting community sports clubs, organisations and volunteers from all London boroughs to provide inclusive sports offers, unleashing their potential to transform the lives of underserved young people in their local communities.

AFK helps children and young people who are disabled or neurodiverse to live more independent, fulfilling lives.They use a number of innovative models of support and skills development including travel training, leadership programmes and self-employment support.

Rebound Therapy facilitates movement, promotes balance and relaxation, promotes sensory integration, improves exercise tolerance and communication skills for those with special needs. These dedicated sessions are held at a quieter time of the day where you get to enjoy the run of the place and bounce around to your hearts content with the music low and mellow and without a huge noisy crowd.

All Aboard Club runs inclusive train-play sessions for autistic, ADHD and SEND children, where they can build their confidence, develop their social skills and just be themselves.By providing child-led play sessions, the children can share their interest in trains with their peers and develop ways to play together. They build their confidence to take on new and challenging tasks, working with other children who they may not have met before.

Ambitious about Autism is the national charity standing with autistic children and young people. The charity’s vision is a future where every autistic child and young person can be themselves and realise their ambitions. Ambitious about Autism and its Schools Trust offer specialist education through its schools, and support hundreds of autistic children and young people. Ambitious about Autism also runs national programmes to support autistic young people across the UK, including an employment p

Swimming sessions for all SEND needs and abilities.

Autism Central is a peer education programme, commissioned by NHS England. It aims to build knowledge and understanding of autism and empower families and carers to advocate for autistic people they support. Local support helps families to get the right understanding and adjustments in place across the services they use. Everything the programme does is informed by, or co-produced with autistic people, families and carers.

A website for parents and carers to support them with their child’s communication development, physical skills and independence.Created by local health services and Bromley Council to pull together the range of therapies that support the communication development, physical skills and independence of children, teenagers and young adults in Bromley.

Barretstown offers free, specially designed camps and programmes for children and their families affected by cancer and other serious illness – supported behind the scenes by 24 hours on site medical and nursing care.All of the children and families come to Barretstown free of charge. Everything, including accommodation, food and medical assistance are provided at no cost to the family.Barretstown is supported by donations and the fundraising efforts of corporate supporters, individuals and comm

Bohangar Therapy & Life Coaching are dedicated to working one-on-one with parents to support them to manage pressures from parenting a child with SEND.

The British Deaf Association (BDA) is the UK’s national Deaf-led membership organisation representing Deaf people who use British Sign Language (BSL) in the UK and Irish Sign Language (ISL) in Northern Ireland.

Advice, information and help for families, professionals, and individuals with dyslexia.

To provide essential baby, child or household items to local families in financial hardship; to raise awareness about the level of poverty in the London Borough of Bromley and the impact of this poverty on the lives of children and their parents; to fund occasional activities and essentials for women and children living in domestic violence refuges; to signpost families to other local sources.

Bromley Brighter Beginnings recognise that having correct, smart, and well-fitting school uniform plays an important role in children’s wellbeing. They aim to ensure children are properly kitted out for school and give families the sense of pride and dignity they deserve.

BCFForum acts as an independent network of local voluntary groups working with children and young people as well as their families, offering practical information and support on improving the lives of children and families in London Borough of Bromley.

Bromley Children and Families Hub (C&F Hub) aim to offer the right help to as many children and families as possible at the earliest opportunity.They offer a range of early help to build confidence and resilience within families – to support them to tackle all kinds of problems and make the changes they need to make.

The Bromley Down Syndrome Support Group (BDSSG) offers advice and support about what health, education and social services are available and how to access them. Group members are always on hand to offer tips and tools to help manage the day-to-day practicalities of having a child with Down Syndrome.

The Bromley FC Community Trust offer PAN Disability sessions which provides boys and girls aged 16+ the opportunity to play football in a fun and safe environment. The session is led by experienced and dedicated coaches with the aim to cater for anyone with a disability.These sessions take place on a Saturday between 11am to 12pm with the aim to develop participants to be the best version of themselves. Participants are encouraged to embrace the benefits of physical activity to aid physical and

Bromley GP Alliance (BGPA) is a network of Bromley practices who provide a GP service at primary care hubs 7 days a week. The hubs offer evening and weekend appointments for patients registered with Bromley practices.

Potty training information and where to seek advice when potty training with a disabled child.

The Children’s Community Nursing Team (CCNT) provides care, support, and education for children aged 0 to 18 years (up to 19 years for people with a learning disability). They can provide care at home or in the clinic at the Phoenix Centre, depending on the child’s needs.

Bromley Mencap Family Services offer support, services and information for people with disabilities, their families and carers including welfare benefits advice, supported employment agency, a child-minding network, a telephone helpline, keep fit classes, social and leisure activities.

Bromley Parent Carer Forum (BPCF) are a group of passionate parent carers dedicated to giving a voice to local SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) families. They gather views and experiences through surveys, coffee mornings, polls, working groups, webinars, information sessions and conferences. They take this information to local boards and meetings.