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The Greenlights Project, is a family support service for families of children (aged 1-11 years old) with a formal diagnosis of Autism (ASC), Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) & other learning disabilities that present behaviours that are challenging. Through our bespoke services we meet families offering support through strategies within their homes & their lives to ensure safer, more secure family units.   Greenlights also offers weekly online Parent Meet Ups every…

Music therapy is based on the understanding that all human beings are able to respond to music, irrespective of musical ability. It involves the use of sound, rhythm and improvised music in order to form a musical relationship between the child or young person and the therapist. Music therapy sessions can offer people a different experience of shared play, interaction, learning and understanding, through verbal and non-verbal modes of communication. In practical terms, this may involve music making with instruments, song, music technology, sound, talking, listening,…

The Royal Greenwich Sensory Service provides support for children aged 0-19 at home and within schools, who have semi- or permanent deafness or vision impairment. Qualified Teachers of the Deaf (QToD) and/or Qualified Teachers of the Vision Impaired (QTVI) visit schools and/or homes to support meeting each child’s individual needs, as well as offering deafness/vision awareness training and British Sign Language courses. Specialist Outreach Workers support teachers and families and training by a