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EHCPs (Education, Health and Care Plans) can feel overwhelming, confusing, complex, and surrounded by so many myths. That’s exactly why we knew this conversation needed to happen.

In this episode, we’re joined by the brilliant Eniko Kocsis from The Rainbow Centre in Fareham, Hampshire. Eniko has supported hundreds of families through the EHCP process and is a true champion for helping parents understand what their children are entitled to. Her passion, training, and hands-on experience make her a powerhouse of knowledge in this space—and she’s here to make things clearer for you.

We dive into:
 📝 What an EHCP is
 📅 When and how to start the process
 💡 Key things to include
 🔒 What parts are legally binding
 👥 Who can request one
 ...and plenty more golden nuggets to help you feel more confident and informed.

This episode is a must-listen for any parent or professional wanting to better understand the EHCP journey and bust the many misconceptions that often get in the way.

🎧 Available now on all podcast platforms and on YouTube - sorry, no video this time, but we felt it necessary to include the subtitles for those that need it.

Have questions? Want to share your story or expertise on a future episode?
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On this episode, we’re joined by the incredible Ruth Patil from Carers Worldwide. Ruth’s story is nothing short of inspiring—she’s a former speech and language therapist, the founder of a disability-focused charity, and a parent raising her daughter with Down syndrome. 💙

Tune in as Ruth shares her personal journey, what motivated her and her husband to create Carers Worldwide, and the amazing work they do to support carers globally.

✨ Learn more about Carers Worldwide and the life-changing work they’re doing:
🌐 Carers Worldwide Website
📘 Carers Worldwide on Facebook
📸 Carers Worldwide on Instagram

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On this episode we chat to Lorenza who's daughter Eliza was diagnosed with Charge Syndrome. Her diagnosis meant that Lorenza would have to navigate a new and unknown world of disability, including learning Signlanguage to enable her to speak with her daughter. Their story is full of triumph and positivity through all the tough things they have gone through, including Lorenza now teaching Singlanguage and having a free app for people to learn.

If you want to follow them on instagram you can also download their app here

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This week we have Adam Hayes come to chat with us about his life with cerebral palsy. He's a sports person, sports coach, DJ, Author and Disability speaker and he's come to share all about his life twists and turns.

Find his book via here 
Follow him on Instagram @_djwheels

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On this episode we are joined by the legend in the SDR world, Mike Poole from Walk this Way. He is a font of knowledge when it comes to SDR rehabilitation and teaching kids how to walk. He has so much knowledge we just had to get him on the podcast so he could share some hints and tips with others!

If you'd like to find out more about what mike does get in touch on Instagram or Facebook or find them on our app Disable the Label available on all app stores. 

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On this episode we are joined by the legend in the SDR world, Mike Poole from Walk this Way. He is a font of knowledge when it comes to SDR rehabilitation and teaching kids how to walk. He has so much knowledge we just had to get him on the podcast so he could share some hints and tips with others!

If you'd like to find out more about what mike does get in touch on Instagram or Facebook or find them on our app Disable the Label available on all app stores. 

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Natham Maguire, Paralympic silver medalist, Commonwealth Champion and European champion came on the podcast to chat about his life. He has an acquired disability, which happened as a child and now he is an amazing athlete.
He goes in to detail about what that was like for him and how sport was the thing that kept him going and gave him something he enjoyed!

You can follow Nathan on Instagram and Twitter

If you want to find your child a sport and are struggling for what is in your area please contact us at [email protected] and we can help you. 

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This episode we talk all things sport, disability sport, abled bodied sport and what ways you can get your child into a sport. We wanted to make sure people know that children doing sport is all about the enjoyment, the fun they have, the friends they make, this isn't just about becoming a Paralympian. Dan has so much experience of growing up doing sport both with others with disabilities and also with other able bodied children and adults. So we decided to chat about it and share it with you all on here.

You can find Dan on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dan_hemihelp/

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This episode we are joined by Georgia one of our ambassadors to talk all things connected to sex. Including how it is taught to people with cerebral palsy, how it is spoken about around teens with cerebral palsy and even the cautions and potential for abuse. It needed to be spoken about and I am so glad I had Georgia giving her own personal experience and opinions. 

If you have any questions don't hesitate to contact us [email protected] and you can follow Georgia on any of her socials.

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This episode we were joined by Katie Wotawa from Tree of Hope Children's Charity.

They do amazing work, helping families raise the funds they so desperately need to get the equipment, therapy and treatments that dramatically change a disabled child's life. They do amazing work, supporting and getting funding and grants for thousands of children across the UK.

Get in touch with them via their website http://www.treeofhope.org.uk via Facebook https://www.facebook.com/TreesOfHope/ or via Instagram https://www.instagram.com/treeofhopecc/?hl=en

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