Compassionate SEND advocacy, education & rights guidance.

Hannah holds a BA (Hons) in Law from the University of Sheffield and has successfully completed the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE1) assessments. Alongside her legal training, she holds a CIPD Level 7 qualification and has extensive experience in education, governance and senior HR roles.

Drawing on both legal knowledge and practical experience, Hannah provides informed guidance to families navigating EHCPs, education rights, local authority processes and SEND-related challenges.

As a SEND parent herself, Hannah understands the emotional, practical and financial challenges many families face. She has experienced first-hand the impact that the right support, provision and advocacy can have on a child's education and wellbeing.

That personal experience brings empathy, understanding and realism to every family she supports. Hannah knows how overwhelming the system can feel and is passionate about helping parents feel informed, confident and empowered throughout their journey.

Every child is unique, and every family deserves to be heard.

Our approach is built around understanding each child's individual strengths, needs and aspirations. Whether supporting families with EHCPs, education challenges or wider SEND-related issues, our focus remains the same: helping children access the support, opportunities and provision they need to thrive.

We know that the right support at the right time can be life-changing. When children are understood, properly supported and given access to appropriate provision, they are far more likely to flourish — not only in education, but in their confidence, wellbeing, happiness and future opportunities. Our goal is to help families secure the support their child needs to reach their full potential and build a brighter future.