Support Resources

NHS England provide a clear national framework to deliver improved outcomes in all-age autism assessment pathways. This page clearly outlines the stages you need to go through on your journey to diagnosis.

ADHD UK  provide a clear framework for the ADHD assessment pathway. This page clearly outlines the stages you need to go through on your journey to diagnosis along with other support information.

sendmummies offer advice and support on all things EHCP / DLA through informative and fun videos. They offer legal guidance to support families with obtaining EHCP's and DLA. Remember, you do not need a diagnosis to secure an EHCP!

SEND Information, Advice and Support service (SIAS) provides information, advice and support about education, health and social care for children and young people from 0-25 with SEND, as well as their parents or carers. You do not need to have an Education, Health and Care (EHC) Plan to use the service.

Neurodiverse Self Advocacy provide an online platform for those who want to find detailed information about Autism Spectrum Condition and Neurodiversity.

Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service help children and young people up to 18 who are finding it hard to cope with everyday life because of difficult feelings, behaviour or relationships.

The Brunel Autism Support and Inclusion Service offer a wide range of services and specialist staff to meet the needs of children and young people with additional needs - primarily including those diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC), along with Social Communication and Interaction Disorders (SCID).

Swindon Autism Support Services offers support to schools and other educational settings to enable them to more effectively meet the needs of children affected by social communication and interaction difficulties including autism.

Discovering Autistic Spectrum Happiness provides a ranges of services and support to help autistic adults navigate the challenges of life.

Swindon SEND Families Voice are a non-profit formed by parent and carers in January 2018. They are a group of parents that have children with additional needs and offer a range of support services in the Swindon area.

Zone-ND offer a comprehensive range of services aimed at transforming workspaces, educational settings and communal spaces into supportive, inclusive spaces that prioritise mental health and well-being for neurodivergent individuals.