• To apply for an EHCP (Education, Health and Care Plan), you need to make a formal request to your Local Authority. This can be done by the school or directly by you as a parent. We support families by drafting requests, gathering evidence, and guiding you through each step.Description text goes here

  • SEN (Special Educational Needs) support is help provided in school without a legal plan. An EHCP is a legal document that sets out the education, health, and social care support a child with significant needs is entitled to. We help parents decide whether SEN support is enough or if an EHCP application is needed.Description text goes here

  • The full EHCP process usually takes up to 20 weeks from the date the Local Authority accepts the request. It can feel overwhelming, but we guide you through timelines, meetings, and what to expect at each stage.

    Q4. What can I do if my EHCP application is refused?
    👉 If your Local Authority refuses an EHCP, you have the right to appeal to the SEND Tribunal. We provide clear advice, draft appeal letters, and support you throughout the tribunal process.

    Q5. Can you help with DLA (Disability Living Allowance) applications?
    👉 Yes. We support parents with completing DLA forms, gathering evidence, and writing supporting letters. We also help with renewal applications, reconsiderations, and appeals if your claim is refused.

    Q6. Do you also support with PIP claims?
    👉 Absolutely. We provide guidance on completing PIP applications, ensuring evidence is clear and strong, and supporting appeals if needed.

    Q7. How do I book a consultation with you?
    👉 You can book a 1:1 consultation directly through our website on the Contact page. We offer affordable hourly support tailored to your family’s situation.

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  • Item descripIf your Local Authority refuses an EHCP, you have the right to appeal to the SEND Tribunal. We provide clear advice, draft appeal letters, and support you throughout the tribunal process.tion

  • Item descriptionYes. We support parents with completing DLA forms, gathering evidence, and writing supporting letters. We also help with renewal applications, reconsiderations, and appeals if your claim is refused.

  • You can book a 1:1 consultation directly through our website on the Contact page. We offer affordable hourly support tailored to your family’s situation.Item description