Helpful Resources

Camden Kids Talk Padlet has lots of great resources and information about speech, language and communication in children 0-5 years of age.

Speech and Language UK is the first stop for information on children’s communication

National Literacy Trust – Talk to your baby (bilingual advice sheets)

Afasic  helps children and young adults who are affected by the hidden disability of speech, language and communication impairments

Action for Stammering Children  - support for parents, children and schools for children who stammer

National Autistic Society is a UK charity for people with autism and their families.  This website is available in a range of languages by using the accessibility button a the top of the page. 

 

Contact a Family provides advice, information and support to the parents of all disabled children

 

Family Hubs - Camden Council is for more information about local services.

 

The Camden Local Offer website has information on the support available for families of children with special educational needs or disabilities (SEND), as well as information, advice and resources.

 

Tiny Happy People is a website for parents of young children (0-5 years) who are interested in learning more about children’s communication. There are lots of activity and play ideas, as well as general tips and information. We really enjoy all the video examples which bring the advice to life and offer fresh ideas while we all spend more time at home.

 

MOSAIC (Making Our Services All Integrated in Camden) is a multidisciplinary service for children and young people with disabilities and their families. Some of Camden’s speech and language therapists work within MOSAIC, along with a range of other professionals. This website has activities and strategies for supporting children’s development at home in lots of different areas and we are continuing to add more information. It is particularly aimed at young children (0-5 years), but some of the ideas may be helpful for all ages.

 

National Deaf Children’s Society website offers free resources, ideas, research and information for families with deaf children, including advice and support regarding Coronavirus.