Age Range
Children and young people up to age 25, parents and carers
Description
About the Practice
When the EHCP process starts to feel like a wall of forms, deadlines and official language, Newcastle upon Tyne families need somewhere calm to begin. Newcastle SENDIASS helps Newcastle upon Tyne parents understand the SEN and EHCP process before a meeting, refusal letter or tribunal deadline takes over the whole house. The work is about turning fear and scattered evidence into a clearer plan for school, the local authority and the next decision point.
Clinical Expertise
Free impartial information, advice and support at any stage of education, including policies, procedures and practical support with schools, the local authority and statutory agencies
EHC plan process and annual review support
Information and preparation support around mediation, disagreement resolution and SEND Tribunal processes
Why Work With Us?
Free Newcastle upon Tyne SEND Route: Parents get a clearer route through confusing SEN language, so they can see what needs to happen before the next school, local authority or tribunal step.
Law and Process Clarity: Support focuses on evidence, deadlines, wording and next actions, helping families move from panic to a practical plan.
Calm Support During Conflict: This gives parents a grounded first step before they spend money or walk into a meeting unsure what the local authority is asking for.
Location
Online / In-person
Newcastle parents, carers, children and young people up to age 25
Typical Wait Time
Ask provider
Fees / Price Range
Free impartial service
Assessment Tools / Approach
SEN/EHCP case review, evidence mapping, plan review and advocacy support by service scope
Self-referral Accepted
Most SEN/EHCP advocate services accept parent enquiries; Newcastle upon Tyne SENDIASS is the local free statutory route
Written Report Included
Understanding reports, gathering information and applying it to the family situation
Post-diagnosis Support
Free impartial information, advice and support at any stage of education, including policies, procedures and practical support with schools, the local authority and statutory agencies
Daily Living Skills
SEN advocacy for school access, EHCP provision, placement decisions and parent confidence
School Support
Meeting preparation, school communication, understanding reports and local authority discussions
Home / School Visits
Newcastle parents, carers, children and young people up to age 25