Framed around your pressure, not our features.

Waiting lists keep growing, and the commissioning expectations are about to be set.

• ›~270,000 open autism referrals and ~735,000 for ADHD.
• ›ADHD Taskforce Part 2 recommendations map directly to Sylva's capability.
• ›Fonagy Review findings, due summer 2026, will shape every ICB's commissioning.
• ›Whether you commission directly or need to build the case, we provide the materials.

Source: investor deck Bristol slide; deal pipeline (Devon, Surrey, Nottinghamshire).

SEND spend is unsustainable and tribunals almost always find for the family.

• ›DSG deficits and Safety Valve obligations.
• ›154,500 new EHCP requests in 2024; 99% of SEND tribunals decided for the family.
• ›Cost of inaction: £15,000–£30,000 per tribunal; £50,000–£150,000 a year per specialist placement.

Source: partnerships playbook (EAP/insurance ICP); Owl Centre PMI discussion.

Carer strain is quietly costing you retention, and it's the gap PMI leaves unfilled.

• ›74% of SEND parents quit or reduce work; ~£560m estimated annual loss in parental productivity.
• ›The post-diagnostic gap is the one every PMI provider currently leaves open.
• ›As an employee benefit: reduce carer absenteeism and improve retention.

Source: UK market briefing ICP section; sources library.

Unmet SEND is the second biggest driver of teacher stress after workload.

• ›18.4% of pupils have identified SEND.
• ›Each EHCP prevented saves £16,000–£20,000.
• ›40% of teachers plan to leave within three years; unmet SEND workload is a leading cause.

Source: partnerships playbook; charity partnership strategy notes.

You already have the relationships families trust.

• ›Charities are not only customers, but distribution and policy partners, helping us to drive and effect change for the families that need it.
• ›Sylva works alongside organisations that already support neurodivergent families.
• ›If you support families and want to explore a partnership, book a call.