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A GCSE in British Sign Language (BSL) could be introduced in the UK before the next general election following a campaign by a deaf schoolboy.
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A report by Dimensions, a charity for people with learning difficulties, has laid bare health inequalities for people with learning difficulties and autism.
Blue badge parking permits to cover 'hidden disabilities' in England

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OUR TEAM
Introduction to Education

What are Special Educational Needs? All Children progress at different rates and have different ways in which they learn best. Some children may struggle and require more help than others due to difficulties with:
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.
Information Service

This service is a specialist service which has been created to provide practical and up to date information for disabled children/adults and their families who live in The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
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.
Music Therapy

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

The Full of Life Centre for Young People offers a specialist service operating 6 days a week focusing on communication and personal development. We work closely with the young person, families and specialists to deliver the following aims:
Trustees and Patrons

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Resources and Guides

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Parents Forum

Our bi-monthly Parent forums are a non-judgemental space where parents can meet other parent carers, gain support and knowledge and have their voice heard on the planning and development of local services.