SEND · Stoke-on-Trent & Staffordshire
Disability Support.
Person-centred support, no exceptions
Support for disabled children and young people that starts with what they can do, and builds provision around their communication, sensory and access needs.
Who it’s for
- —Children and young people with physical or learning disabilities
- —Neurodivergent children who cannot access mainstream provision
- —Families navigating assessments, plans and packages
What we do
- —One-to-one and small group support with trained practitioners
- —Adapted activities, environments and communication approaches
- —Personal care and moving-and-handling where required
- —Advocacy alongside families in reviews and meetings
What good looks like
Real access to activities the child was previously excluded from
Progress against plan outcomes and independence goals
Families feeling heard within the system
For commissioners
Support is matched to assessed need with named practitioners, risk assessments and outcome-based reporting.
Commissioning information →Referring for Disability Support
The same clear route whether you're a parent, a school or a commissioning team.
- 01
Enquiry
Same working day
A parent, school, hub or commissioner tells us who needs support. Emergency and crisis requests are triaged immediately.
- 02
Conversation & triage
Within one working day
A practitioner calls to understand need, risk, existing plans and what has already been tried. We say honestly whether we're the right fit.
- 03
Plan & start
Typically within a week
We agree outcomes, frequency, named workers and safeguarding arrangements, then begin delivery with paperwork in place.
- 04
Review & outcomes
At agreed intervals
We measure progress against the agreed outcomes, report in writing and attend reviews or multi-agency meetings as required.
Talk to us about disability support
Tell us about the young person, family or setting and we'll tell you honestly what we can offer and when.
- Council approved & on current frameworks
- Reply within one working day
- DBS-checked, safeguarding-trained practitioners
What families say
“My 3 boys go to youth club and have the best time, the staff are lovely and friendly and always make my boys laugh. Also during half term they do amazing day trips and have fun activities planned.”