āWeāre in a mental health crisis and young neurodiverse people are disproportionately affected. Over 200 teenagers are lost to suicide every year.ā
Papyrus – Latest statistics
Inclusion is transforming educational support for young people with co-occurring neurodiversity and mental health needs by putting individual well-being at the heart of learning.
About Us
The Inclusion Way
We work with young people who have complex needs and have often experienced trauma. Our unique approach:
- Puts emotional wellbeing at the heart of learning
- Creates safe, nurturing environments where every young person feels seen and valued
- Focuses on individual pathways, not one-size-fits-all solutions
- Uses a trauma informed approach to learning
- Builds strong, professional relationships based on empathy, acceptance, and genuine care
Our methodology is inspired by the PACE approach – Playfulness, Acceptance, Curiosity, and Empathy. We donāt just manage behaviour; we understand the story behind it. With the right support, every young learner can transform their relationship with education.
Our Why
Young futures are at risk
1 in 3
children refused to go to school more than once in 2024 – Parentkind
300,000
children could be missing out on education in England – The Education Policy Institute
30%
of children who die by suicide have experienced problems at school – National Child Mortality Database
Our Services
What we offer
Testimonials
What our students and parents say
News & Blog
Latest News & Insights
Hampshire and Isle of Wight ‘Speak Their Name’ suicide memorial quilt comes to Basingstoke
Key dates
25th November
Official launch of Basingstoke Youth Hub at Inclusion EB8
Wednesday, November 19
Conversations That Matter Webinar: Skills That Define Great Leaders