SEND Services in Bromley

Sullivan’s Heroes is a charity offering support and financial assistance for families raising essential funds towards vital home adaptations for a disabled child.

Sunny Days Children's Fund is a national registered charity which raises funds to help children under the age of 18 years with a wide range of adverse medical conditions including Leukaemia, Cerebral Palsy, the Deaf and Blind, Terminal Illnesses, and all other life hindering conditions.They make small grants to help as many children and their families as possible, have day trips, medical equipment, respite, hospital travel, or making children’s remaining time as comfortable as possible to includ

Swimming with Better offer a range of SEND and SEN swimming lessons at many of their pools and leisure centres.From 1:1 sessions for those who need extra help to group classes for more confident swimmers, several options and classes for those swimming with disabilities are available.

The Adamson Trust is a long-established Perthshire charity based in Crieff. They give financial help with the cost of holidays or respite breaks for disabled children aged between 3 and 17 with physical, mental or emotional impairments.

The Boparan Charitable Trust are a charity supporting young people with disabilities, life-limiting conditions, or in extreme poverty. They work directly with families providing financial grants for key items that assist the children. In addition to providing grants for specialist equipment, they donate money towards therapies.

The Daisy Garland is a national charity working exclusively for children with drug-resistant epilepsy and their families.

The Engine Shed is a special interest group for autistic children, young people and adults. The club enables those with an interest in trains to come together with their peers to observe, play, talk and enjoy their hobby in a welcoming, safe and relaxing environment – and where parents/carers, as appropriate, can have a chance to relax, and talk in a supportive atmosphere.Model railways and train sets for all abilities are set up and a range of train-related resources are available for participa

Handicapped Children’s Action Group is a registered charity working to provide specialist equipment for children with disabilities, learning difficulties and other special needs.

The Maypole Project aims to relieve and help preserve the mental and physical well-being of children and young people who have complex medical needs and disabilities and to support their family members as well as others who are affected by their suffering and, in certain cases, bereavement.They aim to educate, support and preserve the mental and physical well-being of carers and professionals working with such families and help them with issues of loss and bereavement.

The Mobility Trust was founded in 1972 to develop special road vehicles for severely disabled people, building on the work of the National Spinal Injuries Centre at Stoke Mandeville hospital.

The Oliver Curd Trust provides holiday accommodation to families affected by childhood cancer and other life threatening and life-limiting conditions, including those experiencing bereavement.The charity seeks to provide memories, happiness and periods of escape for children and their families during difficult times.

The Reading Doctor, is a national network of experienced educators providing specialist 1:1 literacy tuition for children who need extra support with reading and comprehension. They work in close partnership with families, schools, and professionals, offering tailored, engaging interventions that build confidence and foster lifelong reading skills.

The Sequal Trust are a communication disability charity that aims to improve the quality of life for those living with severe learning disabilities, mobility issues and communication difficulties. They know that finding and funding the right electronic communication aid can be challenging and costly, so their dedicated team are here to help every step of the way. It doesn’t matter if someone has incoherent speech or is completely non-verbal, when they become a member of The Sequal Trust, they wi

The Sleep Charity provides information on sleeping well for both children and young people and their parents or carers.

Other independent special school. Ages 11-25. SEN: SEMH - Social, Emotional and Mental Health

United Response works with people to achieve their goals, have independence and live a happy life.They are a charity that supports people with learning disabilities, autistic people and those with mental health needs, at home and in the community.

Variety Club provide practical help that makes an immediate difference to disabled and disadvantaged children and young people.

Hub Clubs specialise in providing support for disabled swimmers by working locally in partnership with Swim England to deliver advice and training for disabled swimmers. They will assess the individual swimmer at local pools and signpost to the relevant opportunity, which could be a mainstream club. Joining a swimming club is a great way to develop an interest, make friends and have fun.

Wheels for Wellbeing have worked with thousands of disabled children and adults who face barriers to taking part in any physical activity. The sessions enhance disabled people’s lives by ensuring that anyone can access the physical, emotional, practical and social benefits of cycling.

Whizz Kids are a charity that focus on providing disabled children and young people with mobility equipment like wheelchairs, alongside offering support services to help them live independently and participate fully in life, including skills training, confidence-building activities, and opportunities to build friendships through youth clubs.

Providing inclusive BMX opportunities for young people with a disability, the Wingz programme strives to transform lives.

Delivered by Your Voice in Health and Social Care, Bromley Parent Engagement SEND Service informs service providers of the needs of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and their families.

Designed for children with complex needs, learning difficulties and ASD, ZAP’s vision is to create a truly accessible arts/crafts and sports holiday club that is fully inclusive for all children regardless of their SEND.