Involvement Support provides flexible, community-based services for children and young people aged 0–18 who need additional support at home, in the community or alongside education and health services.
Many of the children and young people we support experience emotional, behavioural or communication challenges, often alongside learning disabilities, autism or mental health needs. Families may feel overwhelmed or unsure where to turn. Our role is to provide calm, structured and consistent support that helps reduce distress, build confidence and promote stability over time.
Our aim is to improve quality of life for children and young people while supporting families and professionals to develop sustainable, joined-up support.
We focus on:
Support is always tailored to the individual and may include:
Support is reviewed regularly and adapted as needs change.
We look beyond behaviour and focus on understanding the wider picture, including social, emotional and environmental factors that may be impacting the child or young person.
By working collaboratively with the child or young person, their family and involved professionals, we develop proactive strategies that support self-regulation, reduce distress and promote positive development.
We work closely with:
Parents and carers
Social workers and care teams
Schools and education providers
Health professionals
Partnership working ensures support is consistent across settings and aligned with wider plans, helping children and young people experience continuity and stability.