PRACTICAL SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES IN KENSINGTON & CHELSEA
Lawyers lend support to free school meals campaign
Many eligible disabled children are unfairly missing out on a free lunch because they can’t attend school or are unable to eat the meal provided due to dietary or sensory needs.
Human rights lawyers have written a free school meals guide and four template letters to help families whose disabled child is eligible for free school meals, but can’t access them in the standard way.
You can highlight your particular situation in our online flow chart. You’ll be directed to the correct template letter to use. The letters include important information including who to send the letter to at the school or local authority.
Please note: these letters were written for those living in England. We will be writing letters for children living in other parts of the UK, and they will be available soon.
HOW WE HELP
We directly support over 750 families in the borough
Family Support Service
Full of Life’s Family Support Service offers independent advice and information for families with children under 14.
Carer’s Advocacy Service
Full of Life’s Carer’s Advocacy Service provides independent practical support, advice and information.
Information Advice & Support Service (IASS)
The Information Advice and Support Service offers independent advice, information and guidance on issues relating to Special Educational Needs & Disability.
Day Services for Young People
The Full of Life Centre for Young People with complex needs offers a specialist service operating 6 days a week focusing on communication and personal development.
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