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The SEND system is broken: “It feels like you need to be rich to be disabled”
Natalie tells us about her experience navigating the SEND system for her son Azuriah.
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Care goes both ways: How support is a shared journey
I wanted to share a recent story of how a simple act of kindness can make a big impact. Joe Coffin, who you may have…
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SEND reform: a critical moment for disabled children with complex needs
Next week, the Government is expected to set out its plans to reform the SEND system in England.
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Finding Joy, Joe’s Valentine’s story
Joe moved into Sense accommodation in 2002. But Sense has also supported Joe through another major milestone: proposing to his fiance.
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We’ve fought so hard – and I’m scared of what comes next
Harvey loves cars, Play-Doh, and making us laugh. He’s also deafblind.
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How you’re helping Gracen explore the world
Hello Sense supporters, my name is Elizabeth. My son, Gracen, is two years old, and he is already very funny, curious and even more mischievous,…
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My Sonny has soared through your support
"It was probably one of the first times we'd had anybody sitting, listening and actually pointing out the things that Sonny was able to do."
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How we’re amplifying the voices of disabled children with complex needs in education reforms
Last week, we went to the Department for Education to talk to the Minister for School Standards about complex needs ahead of the upcoming SEND reforms.
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We’re shaping the future of adult social care with the Casey Commission
Last week, we were delighted to welcome the Casey Commission on Adult Social Care to Sense TouchBase Pears.
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What does the Autumn Budget mean for disabled people with complex needs?
What do November's announcements mean for disabled people with complex needs?
