Special educational needs and/or disabilities

All pages relating to special educational needs and/or disabilities.

Creative tech and wellbeing weekend workshops at the Autism Hub

Join Atypify every weekend for inclusive, creative tech and wellbeing sessions designed specifically for young people who are:

  • autistic and neurodivergent 
  • women and non-binary 

Recommended age: 14 to 25.

Our workshops offer a relaxed, sensory-considerate space to explore:

Inclusive exercise classes

Inclusive exercise classes with Fit For All. For young people with neurodiversity, aged 16-25. Sessions will improve physical fitness, boost confidence and more.

Price

Free Event

Contact

Email fitforall.uk@hotmail.com to book your free place. Visit the Fit For All website.

Date

6 March 2025

Coffee morning for SEND parents – April

Come along to our April coffee morning!

Meet fellow parents and carers of children and young people with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND) and neurodiversities.

Price

Free – no need to book, just drop in.

Contact

Email: hello@sendpowerinharingey.org or call Grace 07549 023 657 or Lizzy 07871 729 863.

Date

29 April 2025, 9.30am to 11am.

Location

Preparing for reception: support for parents/carers of autistic children

Starting reception can be anxiety-inducing for autistic children and those with speech, language and communication needs. This session equips parents with tools to ensure a smooth, positive school transition.

Join the Language and Autism Support Team for:

  • insights into the transition process to reception
  • strategies to support a smooth and positive start to school life
  • tips on how to work effectively in partnership with school staff

Location: Chestnuts Community Centre,​ 280 St Ann's Road​, N15 5BN.

Understanding Autism: online seminars for parents/carers of children 5 and under (July 2025)

These seminars are for parents and carers of children aged 5 and under with a recent Autism diagnosis. The seminar will help families:

  • develop an understanding of autism
  • share and hear experiences about getting a diagnosis
  • learn how autism can affect families
  • explore practical ideas for communication strategies
  • find out about available support and how to access it

Please complete the online form to register for these events

Price

Free event

Understanding Autism: in-person seminar for parents/carers of children 5 and under

This in-person seminar is for parents and carers of children aged 5 and under with a recent Autism diagnosis. The seminar will help families:

  • develop an understanding of autism
  • share and hear experiences about getting a diagnosis
  • learn how autism can affect families
  • explore practical ideas for communication strategies
  • find out about available support and how to access it

Please complete the online form to register for this event

Price

Free event

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Supported Internships at Whittington Hospital information event

Supported Internship Open Event at Whittington Hospital with DFN Project Search and Ambitious College.

Come join us for an exciting Supported Internship Information Event at the Whittington Hospital!

Are you aged 16-25 with an Education Health and Care Plan? Are you looking to move into employment? This in-person event is the perfect opportunity to explore the internship opportunities available at Whittington Hospital. Discover how DFN Project Search can help you gain valuable work experience, develop new skills, and boost your confidence.

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Park Lane Children's Centre activities

 

Park Lane Children's Centre offers a variety of activities for parents and carers with children aged 0 to 4 years old.

Park Lane Children's Centre will be closed from Monday 14 to Monday 21 April.

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