The Charity “We work to ensure that children and young people with ADHD are understood, supported and thrive.” ADHD Embrace is a small but impactful community support charity working with families and professionals to improve the lives of children and young people with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). We do this through three pillars; …
Please find the slides from our 20th May 2021 Webinar on School Avoidance and Exclusions. Topics covered include: Legal obligations for schools and parents The exclusion process Potential implications for children for non-attendance AfC’s approach to support in these circumstances and advice for parents This webinar was given by Sheldon Snashall, Associate Director for Pupil …
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News Release – 1 March 2021 We are pleased to announce that we have appointed Dav Frank as our new Treasurer Trustee. Dav has had an extensive career within banking & financial services as COO, CFO and director and also experience in the voluntary sector having previously served as Treasurer Trustee of CVS Richmond. Dav is …
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Many children will be looking forward to returning to school and seeing friends and a return to a familiar routine will be welcomed by many. However, even our most confident children may feel nerves and anxieties creeping in as the date gets closer. For some children who may have settled into being at home and home schooling or perhaps …
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Our free #ADHD Handbook includes info for parents and carers of children with ADHD in Richmond and Kingston #KingstonUponThames #parents #carers @KingstonCCG @RBKingston @Thekingstonecho @kingstonnews Click to access Donations are welcome!
Witherslack Group are hosting a free virtual SEN conference on 26th November at 10am entitled ‘Supporting you and your child: Positive Minds, Positive Behaviour’ aimed at helping you understand, support and manage your child’s behaviour, as well as tips on promoting positive behaviour. The conference will help you understand, support and manage your child’s behaviour, …
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EnhanceAble, a Kingston-based charity which supports people with disabilities, is running the ‘Things I Need’ project through the winter months. They will be collecting donations from local businesses and individuals such as second-hand clothes, toys and household items and redistributing them to local people in need. The only criteria for referrals is that they live …
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We are a small charity and so if we as a community can work together, we can build a stronger organisation which can increase our offering. There are many ways in which you and your children can support us. Below we have set out some ideas of what you or your children can do for …
We’re looking for a new operations manager.
