Hillingdon Support Directory

Supporting families caring for Individuals with SEND (special educational needs and disabilities)

They deliver better outcomes for children and young people 0-25 and their families living with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) within the London Borough of Hillingdon

They offer speech / language therapists, Physiotherapists, and Occupational Therapists to help young people with neurological, neuromuscular, and other conditions.

They provide practical and emotional support for families with pre-school age children when they are going through challenging times, to help them give their children the best possible start in life.

They offer information to young people with special educational needs and disabilities, and to their carers, to help them.

A range of activities for parents and carers of young people living in Hillingdon. Start for Life offers help for the first 1001 days of a young person’s life. SEND local offer provides support and advice for parents of neurodivergent individuals. Youth Offer is a program for children that offers activities and support services.

H4All is a health and wellbeing charity partnership. The organization focuses on social prescribing to help residents manage long-term health conditions, frailty, and loneliness.

Hillingdon MASH (Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub) is a centralized team in the London Borough of Hillingdon that coordinates safeguarding for vulnerable adults and children. It brings together professionals from social care, health, education, and the police to share information, assess risks, and determine the best interventions.

They provide support to neurodivergent young people and their families, pre and post diagnosis.

A charity committed to raising awareness, knowledge, and understanding of autism. Their mission is to improve the life of autistic individuals, by minimising disability and maximising ability.

A support program for parents and carers of autistic individuals, to learn and understand their autistic young people. It provides a place to learn how to support them, and meet other people in a similar situation.

P3 (People Potential Possibilities) supports individuals facing social exclusion, homelessness, and mental health challenges. Providing street outreach, supported housing, and community wellbeing services designed to help vulnerable people regain independence and stability.

They provide families and professionals with information on local services, support, activities, and events for young people with special needs, and aims to help improve the lives of children and young people in Hillingdon.

Uk’s leading charity to help autistic people and their families. They run specialist schools, campaigning for improved rights, training companies to be more Autism friendly, and generally dedicated to improving lives of autistic individuals.