Our advocacy extends beyond services: we tell our stories, authentically and on our own terms.
Our projects include:
The SEN MAMAS project exists to support mothers at the intersection of race, disability, and motherhood. Our work is both practical and systemic:Black SEN Mamas was founded by Marsha Martin – a neurodivergent, autistic and ADHD mother of three, and former behavioural therapist. Frustrated by systemic barriers and racial disparities in SEND support, she created a safe space where mothers like her could access culturally competent advocacy, mental health support, and community.
What began as peer-led conversations has grown into a thriving network of over 6,000 mothers across the UK and beyond.
Everything we do is co-produced with SEN Mamas – because we believe those most impacted must also lead the change.
Our advocacy extends beyond services: we tell our stories, authentically and on our own terms.
Our projects include:
We curate tools, guides, and practical resources to support Black SEND families.
Explore trusted organisations and services for SEND families.
This growing directory connects mothers with the wider ecosystem of support, both Black-led and mainstream, that can make a difference.
Navigating the SEND world often means learning a whole new language. We’ve simplified the key terms:
We’d love to hear from you. Whether you are a parent seeking support, a professional looking to collaborate, or a potential ally — get in touch.
