Our vision is for every child and young person to feel safe and secure within themselves, recognise their potential, grow in confidence and build a brighter future.
Jigsaw Family Support provides personalised, needs-led outreach, tuition and small-group provision for children and young people who are disengaged from education, struggling to attend or at risk of disengagement.
We build consistent, trusting relationships and work at each child or young person’s pace. By working alongside families, schools, local authorities and other professionals, we help them rebuild confidence, reconnect with learning and move towards the right educational pathway.


Outreach Service
Activity-based, relationship-led support delivered at home, in the community or within an educational setting. Activities are shaped around each child or young person’s interests, providing a natural way to build trust and encourage meaningful conversation. At their pace, we help them develop confidence, engage positively and take gradual steps towards reconnecting with learning a

1:1 Outreach Tuition Service
Personalised 1:1 tuition delivered alongside consistent outreach and relationship-led support. Primary learners can develop core literacy and numeracy skills, while secondary and post-16 options include Functional Skills English and Maths, ASDAN and AQA-accredited programmes, and independent living skills. Learning is practical, interest-led and adapted to each learner

Integrated Social & Emotional Tuition Sessions (small-group sessions)
Small, supported group sessions combining all the elements of outreach and 1:1 tuition within a safe, structured and welcoming environment. Learners access personalised education while building social confidence, communication, emotional regulation and independence alongside others. Dedicated primary sessions take place in the mo
Every child or young person’s pathway is different.
We take time to understand their experiences, interests, strengths and needs, building support around their individual pace and agreed outcomes.
Following an agreed, funded referral, we speak with the family and professionals to understand needs and intended outcomes. An initial meeting helps us learn about the child or young person’s educational journey and what has or has not worked.
When the family feels ready, the allocated worker is introduced to the child or young person, with their parent or carer present. Early sessions focus on building a consistent, trusting relationship through their interests. Working at their pace, we
We work towards agreed outcomes, reviewing progress regularly and keeping everyone involved informed. Next steps may include returning to the current setting, moving to a new placement or following a bespoke educational pathway.
Jigsaw Family Support is a commissioned service. Referrals can only be accepted from the person, organisation or professional responsible for funding the provision, or where funding has already been formally agreed.
Parents and carers are welcome to contact us to discuss possible support; however, the formal referral must be made or authorised by the organisation funding the service.