What if we aren’t sure which programme is right?
tuktuk2026-07-22T09:47:36+01:00That’s fine. Tell us what is happening and what you want to change, and we’ll help identify the most suitable starting point.
Can support be delivered in school?
tuktuk2026-07-22T09:45:30+01:00Yes. Support can be delivered in school, at home, in the community or from a suitable TWMAD setting, depending on need.
Do you support SEND and neurodiverse pupils?
tuktuk2026-07-22T09:45:13+01:00Yes. Support is tailored to each young person’s communication, learning, sensory and emotional needs, including SEND, SEMH and neurodiversity.
Who can refer in a young person
tuktuk2026-07-22T09:44:29+01:00Referrals can be made by: Schools Local authorities Social workers SEND/Inclusion teams Residential providers Professionals supporting the young person
How do you measure progress?
tuktuk2026-07-22T09:46:11+01:00We track attendance, engagement and agreed outcomes through session reports, progress reviews and clear communication with professionals.
How quickly can support begin?
tuktuk2026-07-22T09:44:54+01:00Support can often begin quickly, subject to availability, referral information and completion of any required risk assessments.
How is support funded?
tuktuk2026-07-22T09:47:17+01:00Support can be commissioned by schools, local authorities, SEND or inclusion services, MATs or other professional agencies. A tailored quote is provided following the referral discussion. Previous referrals have accessed: School commissioning Local authority commissioning SEND/Inclusion routes EADPR where applicable