Parent Advocacy for UK Parents
Clear, calm, structured support for navigating SEND, EHCPs, school issues, exclusions, safeguarding concerns, and local authority processes, without overwhelm.
Raising a child with additional needs in the UK system can feel like being expected to speak a language nobody ever taught you.
Policies, deadlines, meetings, professionals, forms, and decisions that affect your child’s everyday life, yet the process is rarely explained in an easy way..
You’re not alone. And you don’t have to figure it out by yourself.
I support UK parents to advocate effectively by bringing clarity, structure, and strong communication to situations that feel confusing, draining, or unfair. My approach is grounded in lived experience as a SEND parent and ongoing learning in child law and safeguarding frameworks.
My role is not to replace a solicitor.
My role is to help you understand the process, organise your case, communicate powerfully, and take the next steps with calm confidence.
What I Support With
I can support you with:
- EHCP requests, reviews, and refusals
- SEN Support and unmet needs in school
- Illegal exclusions and unlawful part-time timetables
- Behaviour concerns linked to unmet SEND needs
- Meeting preparation for SENCOs, schools, and professionals (including scripts and questions)
- Complaints and escalation when school or the local authority will not listen
- SEND Tribunal preparation support (parent preparation and document readiness)
- Social services involvement (Section 17 / Section 47) and understanding what it means
- Early Help clarity and what to expect
- Chronologies, timelines, and documentation so your concerns are taken seriously
If it affects your child’s education, wellbeing, safety, or rights, I can help you bring order to the situation and move forward clearly.
Who This Is For
This service is for UK parents who:
- Feel overwhelmed by SEND, EHCP, or education processes
- Are hearing conflicting advice from school or professionals
- Don’t know what to say in meetings (or feel shut down when they speak)
- Need help preparing letters, documenting concerns, or organising evidence
- Feel intimidated, dismissed, or unheard
- Want a calm plan of action they can actually follow
You do not need to understand the law.
You need support, clarity, and structure.
How I Help You
My approach combines:
- Simple explanations without jargon
- Step-by-step guidance that makes the system make sense
- Templates and scripts for meetings, emails, and complaints
- Evidence organisation (timelines, key documents, what to prioritise)
- Confidence support so you can advocate without fear or burnout
- A structured “next steps” plan so you leave with direction
I’m not here to push you into conflict.
I’m here to help you communicate in a way that gets taken seriously, while protecting your energy.
Book a 1:1 Parent Advocacy Session
If you need personalised support with letters, meetings, or understanding what to do next:
Parent Advocacy Session — £75 (60 minutes)
You’ll receive:
- Clear understanding of your situation and options
- Next steps tailored to your circumstances
- Support drafting or strengthening a key email/letter
- Meeting preparation (scripts, questions, boundaries)
- A calm plan you can follow
- Emotional support to approach things with confidence
Book a Parent Advocacy Session
Add booking link here
Explore Advocacy Resources
Start here if you want tools you can use immediately:
- Advocacy Services
- Templates Library
- Free Resources for Parents
- Parent Advocacy Blog (guides and templates)
You’re Not Alone
Advocating for your child can feel heavy.
You deserve clarity, support, and a strategy that helps you breathe again.
I’m here to help you navigate the system with confidence and calm.
Important Disclaimer
This service provides advocacy support, guidance, and educational information.
It is not legal advice and does not replace advice from a qualified solicitor or legal professional.
I do not:
- represent you in court
- act as your legal representative
- contact third parties on your behalf
- provide legal advice or legal opinions
- conduct reserved legal activities under UK law
You remain responsible for decisions and actions you take. For urgent or complex matters, please seek advice from a qualified professional.