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- The government plans reforms to the SEND system that could reduce support.
- A survey by Sense, a disability charity, found nearly half of SEND parents fear diminished assistance.
- Kimberly Hind, a mother of a deaf-blind child, described the lengthy EHCP process that delayed her son's access to a special school.
- Experts warn the current system fails many children.
- Parents fear reforms will weaken their children's rights and support.
