Choices

Born to Perform are committed to providing a safe, positive and stimulating environment to encourage our members to reach their full potential and live their very best life!

Based in Kettering and serving the surrounding areas, the Study Programme is designed for young people aged 16–18.

The Shooting Stars Group engage, consult with and represent SEND young people from across Northamptonshire.

We are a specialist land-based college with almost one hundred years' experience in training young people and adults in skills associated with the natural, built and recreational environment.

A special sixth form where the programmes prepare young adults for life. With a largely practical and experiential route, based on real life learning.

Adult Social Care Services for people who live in the NNC catchment area. This information is particularly relevant for anyone who may require adult social care services or support post 18 years of age.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is responsible for welfare, pensions and child maintenance policy.

Wren Spinney is a Secondary School located in Kettering that caters for SEN pupils with Severe Learning Difficulties or Profound Mutiple Learning Disabilities.

Teamwork Trust is a Northamptonshire charity and social enterprise which works with and supports autistic adults, people with learning disabilities and individuals with mental health needs.

Warwickshire College Group (WCG) has campuses across Warwickshire and Worcestershire including Rugby, Leamington Spa and Land based courses on offer at Moreton Morrell.

Brookside are a modern day centre for Adults with learning disabilities based in Northampton and Corby.

We offer a range of positive experiences and activities to meet individuals' needs. Regular activities would include animal care, maintaining a wildlife and sensory garden, learning where food comes from, and keeping healthy by growing fruit and vegetables.

Day care service and respite provider

The Mencap Training Academy delivers Ofsted Good-rated supported internships and pre-internships to young people aged 16-24 with an EHCP from across Northamptonshire.

Daventry Hill School caters for pupils whose EHCP is for: Profound and multiple learning disabilities, Significant learning disabilities, Moderate learning disabilities, Autism spectrum disorder with a learning disability.

The Local Offer team publish information on this website about services available for children and young people (aged 0 to 25) with special educational needs and disabilities in Northamptonshire.

Adult Social Care Services for people who live in the WNC catchment area. This information is particularly relevant for anyone who may require adult social care services or support post 18 years of age.

We  are a fun and modern care provider for adults with learning disabilities and autism and have five custom-built facilities across Northamptonshire. 

Isebrook School Post 16 provision provides opportunities for young people with an EHCP and cognition and learning difficultites to develop skills for adulthood.

Service to help NEET young people get back into education or employment

Tresham College has three main sites at Corby, Kettering and Wellingborough. Our Corby and Kettering sites offer The Foundation Skills Programme for 16 -18 year olds.

Grow Wild Outreach is a specialist outdoor service in Northamptonshire, offering nature-based
activities for young people and adults with additional needs. Our sessions support wellbeing,
confidence, and connection through gardening, cycling, and woodland exploration.

Sense College is an independent specialist college for people aged 16-25 with complex disabilities.
Our services are delivered in nine locations in the east and east midlands of England.

Creating Tomorrow College provides 5 day a week study programmes for young adults with learning disabilities, communication and interaction barriers and physical disabilities, supporting them to gain and sustain employment.

North Northamptonshire Parent Carer Voices are the independent voice for families with children 0-25 with SEND in North Northamptonshire.

Information Advice Support  Services provide information, advice and support to children and young people with special educational needs (SEND) and their families.

Café Track is supporting autistic adults to access employment. We provide a supportive environment for people to develop their skills.

Queen Alexandra College (QAC) is a Specialist College based in Birmingham. We welcome students who come to our College from all over the country – as well as many who are local to us.

The CTPLD’s provide specialist healthcare service for people who have a learning disability focusing on supporting people to lead happier, healthier and more fulfilling lives.

Northampton College is the leading Further Education College in the region. We have high expectations and support all of our students to reach their potential.

Picture the Difference (PtD) is a Kettering-based, non-profit organisation offering the creative and performing arts to young people and adults with additional needs.