AskEllie Support Hub
Information and support covering EHCPs, SEND law, appeals, benefits and everyday challenges.
Open AskEllie SupportIndependent tools, guides and specialist resources that may be useful alongside Right First Time UK information and guidance.
This hub links to the four resource sections already present inside the External Resources folder.
External resource notice: some resources listed here may be provided by external organisations or services. Right First Time UK does not control external websites, so check the provider’s current terms, privacy information and costs before using a service.
Information and support covering EHCPs, SEND law, appeals, benefits and everyday challenges.
Open AskEllie SupportA specialist resource focused on making court and tribunal bundle preparation simpler and more accessible.
Open Bundle CreatorInformation relating to an external virtual private network service and online privacy/security.
Open ExpressVPN ResourceA guide for people exploring how to set up a UK charity, CIC, social enterprise, voluntary group or other non-profit project.
Open Setup HubIf you are unsure where to start, use the Right First Time UK contact page and we can help point you towards the relevant information or support route.
Contact Right First Time UKNational organisations to try when someone needs specialist help beyond Right First Time UK's information pages.
Citizens Advice covers benefits, debt, housing, employment, consumer issues and other advice routes.
Citizens AdviceShelter England provides housing-rights information on homelessness, renting, eviction, council housing and repairs.
ShelterScope provides disability information; Carers UK supports unpaid carers.
ScopeCarers UKMind provides mental-health information and Samaritans offers emotional support.
MindSamaritansLaw Centres Network, Advicenow and Rights of Women provide legal information or specialist help routes.
Law CentresAdvicenowRights of WomenFamily Rights Group provides advice for families involved with children's services.
Family Rights Group