Share FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsAppEmail Care Quality Commission, 2012 This review looked at the support available for families with children that have a disability. This review focused on families that have children under the age of 19 with: a learning disability autism or Autistic Spectrum Disorders communication needs sensory needs mental health and behavioural support mobility needs technology dependence In particular, this review looked at: The availability of specialist health services for disabled children and young people and their families. An assessment of the quality of support in a geographical area linked to primary care trusts (PCTs). The ‘building blocks’ of the care pathway that are of particular importance to families. Related Posts LeDeR programme publishes its last report and shows small… Jul 13, 2026 New FASD report calls for a non-stigmatising UK-wide… Jul 13, 2026 PIP system is dehumanising and stressful, finds first Timms… Jul 9, 2026 Prev Next 1 of 843 See Jim Kennedy’s blog for further comment. LDT Editor See Full Bio Continue Reading Disabled childrenFamiliesFamily supportHealth carehealth servicesRegulatory policySupport Share FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsAppEmail