FAQ
QTFS supports parents, carers, and families of children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), neurodivergence, emotional wellbeing needs, and families affected by serious mental health challenges.
Yes. Parents and carers can contact QTFS directly to discuss their needs and access appropriate support.
Yes. Schools, SENCOs, health professionals, social care professionals, family support workers, and community organisations are welcome to refer families to QTFS.
No. A formal diagnosis is not required. We recognise that many families are awaiting assessment or are exploring possible needs and can still benefit from support.
Please contact us to discuss current programme availability, eligibility criteria, and any associated costs, as this may vary depending on funding arrangements.
Programmes may be delivered face-to-face, online, or through a blended approach, depending on the needs of families and programme arrangements.
Programme length varies. Some programmes run over 6 to 8 sessions, while others may offer individual or group support tailored to family needs.
QTFS offers the My EHC Parent Support Programme, which helps parents understand the EHCP journey, interpret reports, work collaboratively with schools, and advocate confidently for their child.
Yes. QTFS is committed to providing inclusive and culturally responsive support and recognises the diverse experiences and needs of families.
