Full of Life

Autism-anorexia link 'must be acted on'

The NHS must change the way it assesses eating disorders to take account of a link with autism, a research charity has said. Read more
I.A.S.S (SEND)

The Information Advice and Support Service offers independent advice, information and guidance on issues relating to Special Educational Needs. The service is for parents of disabled children and young people (0-25) with Special Educational Needs and informs them about their rights and the rights of their child under Education Law. It also offers practical help and support with the following: Read more
Our Story

Full of Life was founded in 1994 by parents who were dissatisfied with the lack of information and support that they needed to raise a child with additional needs. Read more
Who we Help

We are a local Charity that provides information and support to families living within the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Our services have been developed based on gaps in local provision and support families from the birth of their child to adulthood. Read more

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Images depicting the young people of Full of Life through the years

Where your money goes

Every pound we spend 87.48p goes into supporting families and young people with complex needs, 1.98p governance costs, 10.54p running costs.

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Music therapy provides a means of self-expression and communication for young people who are unable or find it difficult to communicate through words.

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Latest news

Record-breaking wheelchair team pulls plane at Heathrow to help disabled flying charity

UK charity Aerobility has joined forces with British Airways and Heathrow Airport Ltd to set a new record for the Heaviest aircraft pulled over 100m by a wheelchair team. Read more
Council forced to pay £2,000 for failing to find school for autistic child

Gloucestershire County Council was forced to pay £2,000 to a child with special educational needs after failing to provide education for him. Read more
Autism-anorexia link 'must be acted on'

The NHS must change the way it assesses eating disorders to take account of a link with autism, a research charity has said. Read more