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SEND Offer at the Hub
The Young Women's Hub is dedicated to fostering an inclusive environment where every student can thrive regardless of individual needs and ability. At the Hub we understand that special educational needs (SEND) can encompass a wide range of challenges, and our commitment to mental health and well-being is at the forefront of our approach. We strive to create a supportive atmosphere that empowers young women to reach their full potential.
Our team is trained to provide tailored support for students with SEND (diagnosed and undiagnosed needs), ensuring that they receive the necessary resources and guidance. By raising awareness about the importance of mental health and SEND needs, we aim to equip both students and parents/carers with the tools to navigate the complexities of educational challenges. We believe that open communication is essential in creating a collaborative support network.
At the Young Women's Hub, we encourage parents/carers to engage with our initiatives focused on SEND. Together, we can enhance the understanding of mental health and well-being, ensuring that every student feels valued and supported. Our goal is to foster resilience and confidence in our students, enabling them to flourish academically and personally.
Interventions available
Speech and Lanquage Group Therapy
Lego/Jewellery making Group Therapy
Zones of Regulation intervention
Weekly Mentoring students sessions
Coming soon - Weekly Art Therapy sessions
YWH Senco, Mrs Emma Quartey- Equartey@ywh.org.uk
Mentor Rae Bishop-Rbishop@ywh.org.ukk
Pastorol Support Officer and Mentor-Aaliyah Edwards Wall-Aedwards@ywh.org.uk
Useful Autism Websites for parents/carers and students
Parent testimonial- September 2024
"TO has started the year with a certificate. Editing that this is proof of quality over quantity.TO has amazing teachers which means her standard of education is excellent"