Welcome to The Lejeune Clinic
Early Intervention Sessions for babies and children with Down syndrome
The Lejeune Clinic runs Speech & Language, Occupational Therapy and Physio Therapy Support for
Babies & Children with Down syndrome
Our Clinics focus on developing the child’s language and communication as well as their physical development. Our sessions provide interventions with advice and recommendations for parents and carers on how to help their child with their next stage of development together with practical skills and activities which can be incorporated into their everyday lives.
This shared intervention is proven to have excellent outcomes for the children and enables parents to learn more about their child’s condition and how to practically help them and give them the best start in life.
We run a variety of sessions including :-
Face to Face Sessions, Parent Training Webinars, Online Therapy Support Sessions, One to One Sessions.
All our Clinics combine practical therapy with observations, advice and discussion.
We offer subsidised rates for all our sessions so that all families can attend. We aim to supplement NHS therapy services.
Any family on low income may contact us for further support with session costs.
Parent Training Webinars:
We run a range of online parent training Webinars. Past webinar recordings are available by request and a list of these is in our Members Contact Sessions@lejeuneclinic.com
IMPORTANT NEWS
The National Down Syndrome Policy Group
is gathering information for the:
Down Syndrome Act Consultation
This can be accessed via
consultation.ndspg.org
The NDSPG consultation is collating important information about the things that matter to people
who have Down syndrome as well as their families, carers and professionals who support them.
We need your input as this will help to better understand what works well for families
and in what areas there needs to be improvement.
The information will be shared with senior civil servants who are writing the Guidance that is required
by the Down Syndrome Act (2022) which will have far-reaching consequences for those with Down syndrome.
The NDSPG will share some videos made by people with Down syndrome and their families that will ask a series of questions about different areas of life including; education, employment, healthcare and social care.
This is an incredibly important consultation to provide evidence about life for people with Down syndrome
and to endeavour to make a greater difference to their future care.
This is YOUR opportunity to make a difference so that the guidance is both insightful, powerful and effective.
Please take some time to complete the online consultation form.
consultation.ndspg.org
If anyone with Down syndrome needs support in filling out the form please provide it if you are able or:
Contact the NDSPG.
https://fb.watch/eldaHdwqOT/
“...A great source of intensive and tailored advice on both learning development and physical development. Great practical advice, useful materials to use at home and ideas for how to continue development.”
Speech & Language Therapy (SALT) and Occupational Therapy (OT) are proven to have hugely beneficial effects on the progress and development of children with Down syndrome. Our targeted sessions are run by specialist therapists in SALT & OT. Parents are invited to join the sessions to learn about the practical activities that can be incorporated into their child’s everyday life.
Funding
The valuable service we provide is heavily subsidised and we survive purely from financial donations and fundraising from the generosity of our supporters. If you can help by donating to the charity or organising a fundraising event, please contact us using the email address below.
For donations you can use the Paypal option or via click on the Pink Give as you Live button.
All donations are much appreciated!
Contact Us at Funding@lejeuneclinic.com
Most of our referrals are via this website, our Facebook page or word of mouth. If you know a family who might benefit from our services, please let them know about us.
You can also download copies of our posters for distribution in your community by clicking on the images below.
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