ASK - All Special Kids

ASK-All Special Kids is a one-stop resource for parents, schools, and specialists, helping to support children and young adults with learning differences and special educational needs in Switzerland. Our vision is to enable children and young adults with learning differences and special educational needs (SEN) to reach their full potential and inclusion into society, and to ensure that they receive the understanding and respect all individuals deserve.

For children and young adults

in Geneva and Zurich

The ACCESS Program is designed to teach life long learning beyond the classroom, to meet the needs of young adults from 18 years and up, diagnosed with learning, intellectual, and developmental difficulties.

ACCESS Program 18+Years

ASK provides independent assessment services with well known and highly qualified educational psychologists and specialists in their specific fields.

Educational Assessments ALLAges

ASK Bilingual Camp is an inclusive summer program, dedicated to offering a special haven for children and young adults aged 5-24 who have Learning Differences and Special Educational Needs.

Bilingual Inclusive Day Camp 5-18Years

Social Skills Group is an inclusive after school program designed to help children and adolescents develop the skills to improve their ability to relate to others.

Social Skills Program 3 -17Years

Parent consultation offers resource information on schools and special programs, referrals to local doctors and therapists, information on available support services, and recreation activities, which meet the individual needs of the child.

Parent Consultation ALLAges

The unique aspect of ASK parent support is that it involves parents helping other parent. ASK believes that parents often find their greatest support in other parents who are in a similar situation or have shared experiences. Sharing and learning from each other empowers parents. Our Parent Support Service also extends to providing Parent Support […]

Parent Support ALLAges

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Parent Member

Parents can network; find support, and obtain relevant information on specialist resources and schools with appropriate support programs that will cater for their children’s and young adults academic and social needs.