Neurodiversity Learning Hub (NLH)
Neurodiversity Learning Hub (NLH) supports families of neurodivergent children and young people aged 0 to 25 navigating SEND pathways and education systems. NLH provides specialist guidance and advocacy around EHCP processes, SEND meetings, and understanding statutory rights within the SEND framework.
The service aims to empower families with knowledge, build confidence in navigating education systems and promote positive collaboration between families, schools and professionals. NLH has supported families across Greater Manchester, including Manchester, Oldham and Rochdale.
Who to contact
- Contact Name
- Sidra Mirza
- Contact Position
- Founder | SEND Advocate and Education Specialist | IPSEA SEND Law Level 3 Trained
- Telephone
- 0739 1531 286 0739 1531 286
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info@nlhadvocacy.co.uk
- Website
- NLH Instagram
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- Notes
Neurodiversity Learning Hub aims to respond to all enquiries as soon as possible. As support is provided on an individual basis, response times may be up to two to three working days.
Please include as much detail as possible in your enquiry so appropriate guidance can be provided. If you have not received a response within this timeframe, please feel free to follow up.
Parent/carer enquiries and professional referrals can be submitted via dedicated contact forms on our website to ensure enquiries are directed appropriately.
Costs
- Associated Cost
- No
Availability
- Referral Details
No formal referral is required to access Neurodiversity Learning Hub. Parents and carers can contact the service directly and referrals from professionals, education settings and community organisations are welcomed.
The NLH website can be used to make referrals and will provide further information about the service, resources and how to access support.
- Other notes
NLH provides clear, practical guidance while promoting positive collaboration between families, education settings and professionals to improve outcomes for children and young people. NLH also shares accessible SEND information, guidance and updates through its social media platforms, helping families stay informed and supported beyond one-to-one guidance.
Disclaimer
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Checklist
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- Check that the staff are qualified and trained in the specific area.
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