Useful Links
At Dawley Brook Primary School we liaise with multiple externals agencies and have also found a range of charities and companies who may be able to provide additional support for you or your child.
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Contact
A charity that provides help and support for families with disabled children.
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Dyspraxia UK
Dyspraxia UK provides assessments and diagnosis for children and adults, and is the UK specialist in this field of occupational therapy.
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I Can
Your first stop for information on Children's communication
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National Deaf Children's Society
The National Deaf Children’s Society is the only UK charity solely dedicated to providing support, information and advice for deaf children and young people, their families and professionals working with them.
National Deaf Children's Society
SEND Gateway
The Whole School SEND website, hosted by Nasen, provides you with free, easy access to high quality information, resources and CPD to support a whole school approach to inclusion
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SENDIASS
Advice and support for parents with children with SEND
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Speech & Language Centre - Quarry Bank
This is the Twitter feed for S&L Centre
Speech & Language Centre - Quarry Bank
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The British Dyslexia Association
The BDA is the voice of dyslexic people. Our vision is that of a dyslexia friendly society that enables dyslexic people to reach their potential.
The British Dyslexia Association
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The Makaton Charity
For all things Makaton, including videos and guidance.
The National Autistic Society
The NAS exists to champion the rights and interests of all people with autism and to ensure that they and their families receive quality services appropriate to their needs.
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The What? Centre
The What? Centre provides holistic mental health and well-being support to all young people in Dudley Borough between 9 to 25 years old. There is a range of support available for the different ages that can be access via self-referral or through a referral by a professional/parent etc.
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Understood
Understood are an organisation that support people with Autism