January 24, 2025
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Empowering SEND families: Hounslow’s online transformation

The site features a wide range of information, from navigating educational support to finding activities, clubs, and leisure opportunities tailored to SEND children and young people in and around Hounslow.

A new and improved online resource to support families and professionals working with children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) is now live.

The SEND Local Offer website, launched on Wednesday, 15 January 2025, provides invaluable advice, guidance, and tools for navigating SEND services in Hounslow. Developed in collaboration with the local community, including input from over 300 young people, parents, carers, and professionals, the website aims to simplify access to essential support and resources.

The site features a wide range of information, from navigating educational support to finding activities, clubs, and leisure opportunities tailored to SEND children and young people in and around Hounslow.

Councillor Samia Chaudhary, Cabinet Member for Education, Children, Skills & Employment, said:
“We are thrilled to launch the new SEND Local Offer website, which has been created with the invaluable input of our community. This resource ensures that families can have easy access to information about the support and services that will help children and young people thrive. We’re excited to continue working together to build a more inclusive, supportive environment for all.”

To mark the website’s launch, Hounslow Council will host a celebratory event on Friday, 24 January 2025, from 10am to 4:30pm at Hounslow House, Bath Road, TW3 3EB. The event will feature a marketplace showcasing both Council services and external partners, providing parents, carers, and professionals an opportunity to learn more about the available support.

The event is open to everyone, and no prior invitation is required. Families are encouraged to drop by at any time during the day to explore the services and resources designed to help SEND children thrive.

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