The British Association for Early Childhood Education, founded in 1923, is known as Early Education. It is the leading national voluntary organisation for early years practitioners and parents with members and branches in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales.
Becta is the Government's key partner in the strategic development and delivery of its information and communications technology (ICT) and e-learning strategy for the schools and the learning and skills sectors.
Mencap's education services offer the practical skills and opportunities people need to take part in work and community life in a meaningful and valued way.
Mencap's Family Support service provides flexible support to adults and children with a learning disability, and their families and carers, when it is needed.
Find out about Mencap's leisure opportunities for young people and adults and how we are supporitng the voluntary, commercial and local government sectors to become more accessible.
Brokerage is about providing independent guidance and help to ensure that people with a learning disability and their carers are supported in the process of identifying, securing and managing the services that enable them to lead the life they want.
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People growing up with a learning disability often feel a sense of shame. For some, it is a great rel...
While I have 5 mins I thought I'd just update you on Grace
Grace has been a busy girl the past few weeks, she has started taking tiny bits of pureed food from a spoon, she still has a long way to go but it’s a start! She is still having the High Energy Formula Milk and is gaining weight beautifully, her weight and height are all in proportion which is brilliant.
hi all need some advice on laxatives,my son is 4, has asd and is holding in his bowel movements.dont think there is any medical reason why he cant go,he just seems frightened of pooing.
we have been trying lactulose which we put into his milk morning and night,this seems to be working and dont seem to have any side effects like tummy ache etc.i realise it is very sugary so i am very careful...
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