ACCESS Neuro Support provides independent advocacy and guidance for neurodivergent children, young people, adults, and their families.

The service is shaped by both lived understanding & lived experience of autism and extensive experience working with children and families across education and support services.

ACCESS Neuro Support was created in response to the growing need for clear, accessible support within the EHCP and SEN systems, where families are often required to navigate complex processes with limited guidance.

At its core, ACCESS Neuro Support focuses on helping families understand their options, secure appropriate support, and ensure that children and young people are able to learn and develop in environments that meet their individual needs.

Schools and local authorities are often managing high demand with limited resources. Independent advocacy can provide additional support for families, helping them understand processes and communicate effectively while working alongside professionals.

The aim is simple: to offer clear, compassionate, and informed support so families feel confident, supported, and not alone.

Children thrive when the correct support is in place.