Coming soon…

There’s understandably a lot of anxiety around the forthcoming SEND White Paper. While we know it’s on its way, we don’t yet have a confirmed release date or details of what it will include. Please be reassured that as soon as it is published, we will be arranging supportive consultation sessions and making sure members’ voices are heard as widely as possible.

We’re here to listen, to support one another, and to work together through whatever comes next.

Remember, you’re not alone – our support line is available on 01761 502515 or you can email .

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