Activities and support for children and young people aged 0 to 25 with SEND, and their families.
This directory includes council and NHS services, as well as charities and community groups.
For other services, for example childcare or private companies, go to Family Information Support.
There are two pools in Brighton that are available for 1:1 swimming lessons
Access to Work grants can help you get or stay in work if you have a physical or mental health condition or disability.
Contact Acorn Nursery to find information about the nursery, including how they support children and young people with SEND and a link to their Ofsted report.
Support groups for adults with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
Contact Aldrington Church of England Primary School to find information about the primary school, including how they support children and young people with SEND and a link to their Ofsted report.
Supporting families with disabled children and young people in Sussex with any diagnosis, or no diagnosis at all.
The Breakfast Club is an informal, friendly, drop in group parents of any age child with any special educational need or disability (SEND) in Brighton & Hove.
This informal and sociable support group helps dads and male carers come to terms with the wide range of emotions that come with having a child with SEND.
Amaze provides the SENDIASS service for Brighton & Hove and East Sussex.
For disabled young people in Sussex, run by the charity Amaze helping you get into work.
A supportive group for disabled and neurodivergent young people aged 14 to 25 to get creative, explore new artistic skills and connect through self-expression.
A welcoming space to be yourself, meet people, play games, make art and explore new activities