It is a British independent educational charity, a national centre funded mainly by donations from trusts and foundations. It gives information and advice about inclusive education and related issues. The Centre, which was set up in 1982, is fully committed to working towards an end to segregated education.
Inclusion means all.
This commitment is based on human rights principles. Through its professional advisory board, and other leaders in the field of ADHD, CH.A.D.D. brings you current information on medical, scientific, educational and advocacy issues. The site has links to its journals, press releases, and a database of information on current and completed research into special educational needs in the U.K., aswell as links to other sites and a browsable related book list. National Federation of Access Centres. Information on learning disabilities, ADHD, gifted, autism, adolescence, parenting, psychological assessment, classroom management, special education, k-12, mental health, reading, research, and more.