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Help finding the right support for your child
Finding suitable funding and completing forms can feel overwhelming. We accept self-referrals from families and professional referrals for help with filling out forms and finding funding that matches a child’s needs.
Whether you are a parent or carer looking for guidance, or a professional supporting a family, you are welcome to get in touch.
Email us
referrals@archie-georgefoundation.co.uk
Let us know whether you are referring yourself or supporting a family, and give a brief description of the help you are looking for. Professionals should have the family’s permission before sharing their details.
Please avoid sending medical records or detailed personal documents in your first email.
Telephone support
Our phone number is coming very soon. In the meantime, please contact us by email.
We can help you explore possible funding routes and understand application forms. Decisions about eligibility and awards remain with the organisations providing the funding.
Professional referrals: screening form
Professionals can download our fillable screening form, complete it and email the saved file to referrals@archie-georgefoundation.co.uk.
The form covers the child or young adult, parent/carer/guardian, professional and organisation, and the help requested. Sex and ethnicity are optional. Please confirm the appropriate permission and explicit consent for sensitive information before sending the completed form.
Download professional screening form (fillable PDF)Download first, open in a PDF reader, save your completed answers and attach the saved copy to your email. You can also download the plain-text form, fill it in using a text editor and email the saved file. Ask us if you need another format. Families can self-refer by email; this form is for professionals only.
Privacy and safeguarding
Only authorised Foundation volunteers and trustees can access the referrals inbox. Please read our referral privacy notice before sharing personal information.
We have a responsibility to act on safeguarding worries. Concerns about abuse, neglect or serious harm to a child or an adult at risk may be reported to the appropriate safeguarding services or police, with relevant information shared where lawful. We cannot promise absolute confidentiality where someone may be at risk.
This inbox is not an emergency service. Call 999 for immediate danger, or see Urgent help for local support.
Suggestions and updates
You can also email us with updates to directory listings, suggestions or ideas for supporting our mission.