We are here to support you and your family
In a world which is constantly changing we can understand why things can be become overwhelming and challenging. At Alchemy Schools we are committed to helping both you and your families in any way we can.
If you require support or would like to know a bit more on how we can help, please do contact our Safeguarding Lead, Hannah Lorton, on 01634 944575
Ways we can help
Emotional Wellbeing Support for parents
Alchemy Schools prides itself in ensuring that both students and their families are supported in times of difficulty. Our Emotional Health and Wellbeing (EHWB) team also work directly with parents. This may include home visits, telephone calls or emails.
Parenting Children with additional needs can be challenging, and we recognise that at times this can feel overwhelming.
Our Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) and Emotional Health and Wellbeing Team (EHWB) are able to:
- Provide impartial parenting advice specific to student’s needs
- Discuss support from local groups for parents and students
- Link students in with local holiday clubs
- Make referrals for mental health support for parents
- Support with completing forms such as those for student’s neurodevelopmental assessments, DLA forms, Carer’s Allowance forms, Transport applications etc.
- Issuing food bank vouchers
- Apply for emergency essentials
- Making referrals to Family Funds
Please contact via email on enquries@alchemyschools.co.uk for support in this area.
Useful Links and Contacts
Useful Links and Contacts
Release the Pressure: Call 0800 107 0160 (free, 24/7)
Samaritans: Call 116 123 (free, 24/7)
Free Talking Therapies in Kent and Medway
Oasis Domestic Abuse Service | Supporting Survivors in Kent & Medway
Home – Kent & Medway Domestic Abuse Partnership
Domestic abuse support – Kent Resilience Hub
SATEDA – Domestic Abuse Charity Kent
Information for Parents & Carers | IASK
Space 2 Learn – Workshops for Parents, Carers, and Extended Family Members – Space 2 Be Me
Parental Resilience – Mid Kent Mind
Medway Parents & Carers Forum supports families of children and young people with SEND
