Inclusive Support for Children and Young People with Complex Needs

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Specialist care, behavioural support and inclusive wellbeing services for children and families navigating special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

 

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Intro

 

Aimé Inclusive Care is an inclusive support service dedicated to improving the quality of life, safety and wellbeing of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

 

We provide specialist, trauma-informed and neurodiversity-affirming support for children with complex profiles, including autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, emotional and behavioural challenges, and high-risk needs.

 

Our work sits at the intersection of care, education, wellbeing and community inclusion. We operate both in private settings and in partnership with families, schools, agencies and local authorities.

 

 

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What we do (core services)

 

Our services include:

 

• 1:1 and 2:1 specialist support for children with complex needs

• Behaviour regulation and emotional wellbeing support

• Community access and inclusive activities

• Holiday clubs and inclusive play sessions

• Family support and parental guidance

• Lead practitioner support for high-risk cases

• Pilot projects and community programmes

 

 

All services are delivered through a safeguarding-led, accountable and professional framework.

 

 

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Why Aimé Inclusive Care

 

We recognise that many children with SEND fall through the gaps of existing systems. Families are often left without adequate, flexible or responsive support — especially when needs are complex or behaviours are challenging.

 

Aimé Inclusive Care was created to:

 

• bridge gaps between care, education and community services

• reduce crisis situations and emergency interventions

• empower families with consistent, high-quality support

• develop inclusive environments where children can thrive

 

 

We focus on real-world impact, not just theory.

 

 

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Who we work with

 

We work with:

 

• Families and carers

• Schools and alternative provisions

• Local authorities and councils

• Care agencies and partners

• Community organisations

 

 

Our long-term vision is to contribute to systemic change in how children with SEND are supported in society.