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Ambitious about Autism is the national charity for children and young people with autism. We provide services, raise awareness and understanding, and campaign for change. Through TreeHouse School, The Rise School and Ambitious College we offer specialist education…

Support and training for families with a young child with an ASD diagnosis.

During the COVID-19 Pandemic we are providing daily story telling for children and their families.  Please click HERE to see what is on offer today!  The Big Red Bus Club are providing additional family well-being support through our Facebook page. With a CBT focused approach you can access cheap easy activities that are tailored to holistic family support

Bishop John Robinson School is a voluntary-aided Church of England primary school with nursery in Thamesmead. Further information on the support available for children with SEND is available through the website link below.

Boxgrove School is a state primary school based in Abbey Wood. Further information on the support available for children with SEND is available through the website link below.

We offer Stay and Play sessions and a toy/book/game borrowing service to our members only. For membership please visit our website

Children's Centres are located across Royal Greenwich, providing integrated universal, targeted and specialist services for families with children under 5.Services include childcare and early learning, family support, midwifery and health visiting, breastfeeding support, immunisation, services and activities for disabled children, fathers groups, young parent groups, stay and play sessions, counselling, parental employment, volunteering, training and debt advice support and Families Information Service (FIS) outreach. Parenting…

The CICS Group - cicsgroup.org - was set up to help families whose children are so deaf that they do not derive sufficient benefit from conventional hearing aids. The vast majority of these children will be suitable for a cochlear implant, a surgically implanted device that, with the right support, and assuming they have no other significant disabilities, will enable them to learn to listen and to develop intelligible speech.  Established in 1993 and registered as a charity in May 2003, CICS is an entirely voluntary group run by parents who recognise that there is no…