SEND Resources

Take a look at the AccessAble website. AccessAble is here to take the chance out of going out. To give you the accessibility information you need to work out if a place is going to be accessible for you. We've surveyed 10,000s of venues across the UK and Ireland, including shops, pubs, restaurants, cinemas, theatres, railway stations, hotels, colleges, universities, hospitals and more. Use AccessAble to find wheelchair friendly venues or check out disabled access and facilities. AccessAble is Your Accessibility Guide. Download our free App to use AccessAble on the go.

Take a look at the CEC Resource directory to access a wide variety of resources which aren’t just for those in SEND-specific settings but also for use within any other setting that includes young people with SEND. 

The Ambitious about Autism's Employ Autism resources hub is a collection of toolkits to help more autistic young people access sustainable and meaningful employment opportunities.

To celebrate International Day for Disabled People on 3 December, the Association of
Colleges are challenging colleges to pledge to do something to make their college
more inclusive for disabled students.

We provide information, advice and guidance to help you make decisions on learning,
training and work.

There is an exciting and diverse learning programme offered by the range of partners at HHPP both on and off the site.

Alternative Movement was created to support individuals with learning and physical impairments health and wellbeing through functional training. The second you step through our door you are no longer referred to as a person with a disability, you are now an adaptive athlete. We run group sessions throughout the week both open to the public and for private bookings, along with this we also offer 1-1 training with our fully qualified adaptive coaches if you really want to work on your specific goals. 

All group sessions are led by a coach and assistant coaches to ensure everyone gets a safe and effective workout and every movement is completely adaptive to the individual's specific impairment. So we have something for everyone to take part in.