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Free school breakfast clubs will give parents ‘breathing space’, says Starmer

Keir Starmer · United Kingdom

Free school breakfast clubs will give parents ‘breathing space’, says Starmer

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Parents give Contact services glowing feedback

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

Parents give Contact services glowing feedback

96% of parent carers who call our information and advice helpline feel satisfied or very satisfied with the support they receive. 95% of visitors to our website feel similarly, and so do 92% of members of our social media communities. We questioned over 300 parents in our bi-annual information and advice services survey. We run the survey to ensure our support services are meeting needs and to hear your feedback on what we can do to improve them…See the Story

Neonatal care leave and pay rights roll out

England · England

Neonatal care leave and pay rights roll out

This month new rights for parents with babies receiving neonatal care have rolled out in England, Scotland and Wales. Since 6 April, working parents of babies admitted to neonatal care are entitled to up to 12 weeks’ leave in addition to their maternity and paternity leave. How does it work? Employees are eligible if their baby enters neonatal care within 28 days of birth for a continuous seven days or longer. Parents must use the leave within …See the Story

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If you ask AI for a definition of the work of a Caregiver, the description reads ‘carers provide a wide range of support, which can include practical tasks like cooking, cleaning and managing finances, as well as personal care, emotional support and companionship.’See the Story

Can you help us make sure we reach more families that need Contact’s information, advice and support?

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Can you help us make sure we reach more families that need Contact’s information, advice and support?

We’re looking for parents and carers who know about Contact and have used one or more of our of our services such as our helpline, parent workshops, family events, website or social media, to join one of two online focus groups taking place in April to tell us what you think about what we do and how we come across. Whether you are relatively new to Contact or have been using our services for years, we’d like to hear from you. Fill in this applic…See the Story

Warrington philanthropist supports charity with three-year funding deal

England · England

Warrington philanthropist supports charity with three-year funding deal

Families United has announced a three-year funding programme from the Spirit Foundation.See the Story

My SEND child's private school fees are paid for by the council - how I did it

England · England

My SEND child's private school fees are paid for by the council - how I did it

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Syreeta Brown’s daughter was a pre-schooler when she was diagnosed with autism. Brown felt like one of the lucky ones – believing that having a care plan for her education at an early stage would make it easier to access the right primary school. The reality was quite different. Despite applying to primary schools in her area of south London, the local authority could not find her a suitable place in a state school for reception. Instead, they a…See the Story

Invite your MP to meet parents in Parliament

London, England · London

Invite your MP to meet parents in Parliament

This applies in England only. More than 2,000 families in England responded to our survey on SEN support last month. This shows the importance of the topic. SEN Support is also one of the top issues on our helpline. Thank you to all who completed the survey, we will share the results very soon. We are taking the topic of SEN support to parliament. Ben Maguire MP is hosting a meeting on Tuesday 22nd April in Parliament. This meeting will give par…See the Story

Contact responds to the government’s Spring Statement

Rachel Reeves · United Kingdom

Contact responds to the government’s Spring Statement

The Chancellor Rachel Reeves set out further cuts to benefits today, as part of the government’s Spring Statement. These cuts will affect some families with disabled children. All Universal Credit claimaints will see a reduction in the amount of the standard allowance by the year 29/30. If a parent has their own disability and receives the Limited Capability for Work (LCWRA) or health element, this will either be: Frozen until 2029-30 if they a…See the Story

Contact urges government to adopt social care reform proposals

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

Contact urges government to adopt social care reform proposals

Tonight, Becci Tobin and her son Keir appear on Channel 4 News talking about lack of social care support for children with some of the most complex needs. Keir has rare genetic condition GABRB3 and needs round-the-clock care. But the family only get four hours of support through social care. Despite council tax rises coming in April, very little of that goes into support for disabled children and their families. Anna Bird, Chief Executive of Con…See the Story

Could your child's primary school take part in DinoDay?

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

Could your child's primary school take part in DinoDay?

Parent carers! Please help spread the word about our life-changing services for families by inviting your child’s primary school or nursery to take part in DinoDay, our annual awareness and fundraising event It takes just 1 minute — we’ve written some text that you can quickly copy & paste into an email on our DinoDay webpage. DinoDay is Contact’s annual event on 19 June to raise awareness of disability and to help fund our vital advice and supp…See the Story