SEND health support

During the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic our services will have adapted to meet this developing situation. Find our latest service updates 

Covid19 Vaccinations for 12 – 15-year olds with underlying health conditions

Children aged 12 to 15 years with specific underlying conditions can now be vaccinated with the Pfizer vaccine. Eligible children will be receiving invitations via letter, text message or phone call over the coming weeks. Visit Bromley CYP12-15 Vaccination - South East London CCG for guidance about who is eligible, the vaccine, and where to find out more about the Bromley vaccination programme.

In Bromley, our GPs, community health providers, hospitals, and the council work together to provide the best possible healthcare for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Find details of your local health services. 

If you are concerned that your child might not be meeting the development milestones for their age. Find out more

Find out more about special educational needs and disabilities

Universal health services can be used by everyone without an assessment or referral. Most children and young people with SEND will have their needs met by these services. 

Health services intended to support and treat people who’s needs cannot be met through universal health services alone. Children and young people are assessed and referred to these services

Specialist services support children and young people whose disability is permanent and substantial and has a negative effect on their ability to do normal daily activities.

Children and young people with SEND may need to be supported by one or more of these mental health services at some time in their life.