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Guidance needed to improve ADHD and autism care
5+ day, 7+ hour ago (294+ words) Paula Sussex, the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman, is calling on the government to publish clear national guidance to improve ADHD and autism services and to clarify patients’ right to choose a provider as complaints about care continue to rise....
Business leader praises progress at autism charity’s County Durham farm project
13+ hour, 53+ min ago (553+ words) ONE of the North East's best-known business leaders has praised the "incredible" progress of a development to transform a farm into a training and employment hub for autistic people. Sir Peter Vardy has been a leading supporter of the vision…...
She Refused to Let Him Use His Autism Diagnosis as a Shield for Blatant Misogyny and Interruptions
19+ hour, 48+ min ago (578+ words) There’s making accommodations…and then there’s being told to tolerate everything. For years, one woman has worked with a colleague who openly cites autism as the reason behind constant interruptions, talking over women, and refusing to respect boundaries. At first,…...
Researchers develop videogame that helps study how autistic people process information
19+ hour, 6+ min ago (374+ words) CTV News Researchers at Boston University have created a video game that helps them measure how people with autism process information The game was developed to be easily accessible, so people on the spectrum can play it, even those who…...
When You Feel Lost 💭#motivation #motivational #mindset...
22+ hour, 4+ min ago (37+ words) Strength Power isn't given. It's built through discipline, sacrifice, and showing up long after motivation fades. This is the mindset that turns repeated... AI-generated briefing — triage, not the story; every claim links out to the coverage below....
The eight areas where SEND children face even longer delays for help
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (1511+ words) Councils have seen requests for education, health and care plans rise by up to 50 per cent from parents 'anxious' over Labour’s major SEND reforms “Anxious” families are racing to secure funded support for their children with special educational needs and…...
UK Councils Turn to Procurement Frameworks for SEND Schools - News and Statistics
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (240+ words) Major Works Frameworks, among them the one overseen by procurement organisation Pagabo, permit local authorities to pick seasoned contractors without holding a complete open tender for every separate scheme. This approach is regarded as especially beneficial in education, where the…...
Why Would My Child Rather Not Try At All Than Risk Doing It Wrong?
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (211+ words) The ADHD Trait Hiding Behind “I Don’t Want To” The drawing gets crumpled before it’s finished, not because it looks bad, but …...
'A sense of achievement': S'pore boy with autism, 8, collects over 170 bottles & S$17 in refunds from BCRS machines
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (405+ words) His mother said BCRS has become a way for him to learn about recycling, responsibility, and the value of patience. An eight-year-old Singaporean boy with mild autism has collected over 170 bottles, earning around S$17, recycling them at Return Right machines…...
Inspection into SEND children care carried out
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (516+ words) Leaders promise improvements after inspectors find support for SEND children is "inconsistent" Support for Solihull children and young people with special education needs and disabilities (SEND) has been found to be “inconsistent” and needs to be better, inspectors have said....