Below is a list of essential list of websites and resources where you can find advice and support related to ADHD, Autism, DLD, Dyslexia and more, compiled by our SENCO, Mrs Maher.
Links
Wiltshire SEND Support for 0–25
A range of services for young people with SEND, including a newsletter, resources for different age groups, education guides, and how to contact the Wiltshire SEND team.
About ADHD – ADHD UK
ADHD UK is by people with ADHD for people with ADHD. Their website has a range of information about ADHD, including definitions, information on diagnosis and treatment, education advice, etc.
What is Autism? – National Autistic Society
This page has everything you need to know about autism, including what the autism spectrum is, understanding autism, how to get a diagnosis, whether autism is considered a disability, and more.
About Dyslexia – British Dyslexia Association
An in-depth and easy to understand guide about dyslexia, including what it is, signs of dyslexia in different age groups, and how it is diagnosed.
Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) Awareness
Lots of children have DLD, yet most people don’t know about it. This website tells you everything you need to know about DLD, including case studies and free education resources.
Family and Community Learning
A collection of courses available from Wiltshire Council for families and communities. Courses cover a range of topics including wellbeing, literacy and numeracy, independent living skills, and managing anxiety and worry.
Long Covid Kids – Support ServicesÂ
Long Covid Kids have been connecting and supporting families, children and young people living with Long Covid since October 2020. Please see this page for resources and places to go for support from others who understand the challenges, you’re facing.
Guides & Resources
All About ADHD
A helpful resource explaining ADHD to families and young people. (Source: Mental Health Foundation)
Understanding Autism
One of many great guides available from the National Autistic Society. (Source: National Autistic Society)
What Makes Us Tic?
A general introduction for those recently diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome. (Source: Tourettes Action)
