Providing Support and Mental Wellbeing Solutions

Everything you need to know about us.

Who Are We?

We are a friendly and professional team and our work is tailored to support parents and carers who have children and young people with Special Education Needs and Disabilities (SEND). We understand the challenges that come with caring for children and young people with SEND and that is why our team aims to provide emotional and psychological support to promote the mental well-being of everyone in the family.

We also provide 1:1 Trauma Therapy to adults who have experienced Trauma and are struggling to cope with their day-to-day lives.

Our Values

Empowerment

Professionalism

Education

One of our main goals is to empower our clients. Whether it’s teaching families to embrace their children and young people’s differences through acceptance and the inclusive promotion of seeking appropriate support and services.

All staff members are committed to provide counselling and support with transparency and clinical excellence to all individuals, families and especially the children entrusted in our care.

Family Enrichment Services has and will always be dedicated to the education of parents and carers about the prevalence of children with special needs and the impacts this can have on them.

Patience

Caring

Trust

Patience is a value that all our professionals possess in abondance when providing you with advice or support.

We take pride in our caring approach to find you the best solutions for your mental wellbeing.

We aim to built a strong trust between all our clients assisting parents and carers to seek support for their children and young people through the School’s Special Education Needs and Disabilities Coordinator (SENDCo) and Local Authorities.

Founders

Our History

Originally from Ghana in the western part of Africa, Kwesi and Henrietta share a total of almost 37 years of working with children and adults who have special needs. Henrietta herself lives with a long-term health condition that resulted in physical disability (limited mobility) and they have two children who have been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. They saw a collective need to set up a Community Interest Company CIC (not-for-profit) that would provide great care and support to families in similar situations because it has not been an easy journey living with these challenges within their community.

We are a CIC supporting people with their mental health and provide 1:1 Trauma Therapy to those who have experienced Trauma and PTSD. We also work with families who have children and young people with special needs (Autism, ADHD, Learning Disabilities, Mental Health problems, and Physical Disabilities), enabling them to understand their children’s conditions and seek appropriate support for their children and themselves.