Search for special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) services

Uncommon offer free online sessions for ADHD and autistic young people who experience school phobia or emotionally based school avoidance.

Dentists are responsible for good oral health.

GPs are the first point of contact for diagnoses and have a responsibility to refer patients to hospitals and other medical services for urgent or specialist treatment.

A free service offering employability and advice to young people and adults, aged 16 and over.

Kate Stanforth provides inclusive dance sessions and specialises in teaching people with additional needs.

Learning for Life covers late primary, secondary, and beyond school, focusing on relationships and the sexual education curriculum.

Offering a wide range of disability programmes to ensure children, young people and adults across the Northeast can enjoy sport, an active lifestyle and build friendships.

The Nystagmus Network is a registered charity in England and Wales offering support and information to people affected by infantile or acquired nystagmus.

Kooth is a free, safe and anonymous mental health and wellbeing online service.

Opticians help with glasses or contact lenses to improve eyesight, and check eye health.

The Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS) offer confidential advice, support, and information on health related matters.

Pharmacists are experts in medicine and can provide information, support, and advice about minor health concerns, such as coughs and colds.

Rescare is a national charity run 'by families for families'.

South Tyneside Adult Carers Service (STACS) is a registered charity who provide support to local carers.

The Children and Young People Diabetes Service offers care to all children and young people aged 0 to 19 years old with diabetes.

Community Audiology provides hearing tests to children and young people in South Tyneside.

Paediatric dietitians help babies, children and young people to eat and drink well.

SENDIASS provides information, advice and support to parents and carers of children with special educational needs and disabilities.

South Tyneside Youth Service work with young people aged 8-17 (up to 25 with additional needs) across South Tyneside.

South Tyneside's 0-19 team aims to make sure every child has a healthy start to life, any health conditions are identified early, so that appropriate healthcare can be put in place.

A service offering resources for early years and Key Stage 1 with Down's syndrome / SEN.

The service provide a bespoke youth service.

A free helpline run by trained sleep advisors to talk to people about their sleep issues.

The Tree Tops Team help make a difference to children's lives by working with families, schools and health professionals.

A riding school for children and adults with disabilities.