Our SEND project supports children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities by helping bridge the gap between families, schools, and local services.
We work closely with parents to advocate for their children’s rights and provide tailored support to help every child thrive.
What We Offer
Holistic Family Support
Support with school placements, EHCP applications, benefits, and care services.
Respite and Short Breaks
Weekly Saturday sessions offering fun, inclusive activities for SEND children while parents take time to rest.
Parent Empowerment
Workshops, training sessions, and coffee mornings to help parents understand the SEND system.
Inclusive Activities
Family outings that promote social interaction in a safe environment.
Impact
● children develop confidence and independence
● families receive personalised support
● parents gain confidence through advocacy
● stronger collaboration between families and schools
In partnership with Northolt High School and the YMCA, ESDEG co-runs the Northolt Youth Hub, providing holistic support to young people.
The project focuses on improving emotional wellbeing, resilience, and a sense of belonging.
Her deep connection with students and staff has made her a vital part of the school community, earning her the title Youth Professional of the Year 2024.
This model is now ready to be replicated in other schools across London.
ESDEG hosts a weekly Food Bank to support individuals and families experiencing financial hardship or food insecurity.
The Food Bank takes place every Friday morning from 9:00am, providing essential groceries and household items to help ensure that no one in the community goes without basic necessities.
Contact Us
ESDEG offers meaningful volunteer opportunities for individuals who want to support their community.
We welcome volunteers from all backgrounds, particularly those with specialist skills or lived experience.