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Contact: Lynda Perry - Principal. Residential special school for pupils with autism. Offers short breaks, day, weekly and termly boarding placements.

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The national co-ordination team for widening participation in higher education. They support the development, promotion and enhancement of social inclusion for the broadest possible access to higher education

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Provides courses for mainly over 18s throughout Cambridgeshire. Working in partnership with other service providers and in consultation with users and carers they provide education.

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NATSPEC supports specialist independent colleges providing further education and training to meet the inclusive learning needs of students with learning difficulties and/or disabilities. It helps promote high-quality learning environments by organising training events and has recently established, in partnership with Cambridge University, a professional development qualification in teaching and learning for staff in specialist colleges. Through their website, you can access a database of these specialist independent colleges

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Contact: Mrs Elizabeth Dun School for children aged between 5 to 16 years old, diagnosed with Autism.

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Caverstede Early Years Centre offers a wide range of services including childcare and education, health and family support, help with finding jobs and training, drop in sessions and groups. The centre is aimed at children under five and their families and aims to give all children the best possible start in life.

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Here at EST, we aim to provide a very positive form of therapy for the children with special educational needs and disabilities who visit our Centres. To achieve the maximum benefits from the children’s visits for therapy, we now plan to build a Sensory Trail Ride at our Centre in Ivybridge. Once completed and fully equipped the ride and gardens will provide sensory-rich stimuli of smells, sights, touch, movement and sounds to enhance the children’s therapeutic experience at the Centre.

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The Hawksmere Centre is a CAMHS Tier 4 services that provides healthcare and education for young people with autism. The young people receive high levels of therapeutic and clinical intervention whilst being supported to continue their education and develop their communication and independent living skills. The centre is located in Hertfordshire with convenient access to North London, but will provide support for young people with autism from across the UK.

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IPSEA is a registered charity offering free and independent advice to parents of children with special educational needs in England and Wales. All advice is given by trained volunteers.

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Residential special school, childrens home with education, transition service, fostering and inclusion for children and young adults with complex health and social care needs. Contact Roger Gace.