Empowering Learners with Specific Learning Difficulties
Every child deserves to be understood, supported, and given the opportunity to thrive. At DEED SEN Inclusion, we help children and young people with learning differences reach their full potential by working hand in hand with schools, teachers, and families to make inclusion real and sustainable.
- who we are
Specialists in Inclusion. Partners in Progress.
Based in Abuja, Nigeria, DEED SEN Inclusion is a leading education consultancy dedicated to advancing inclusion across Africa’s classrooms. We believe that neurodiversity is a strength, and that every learner, regardless of difference, deserves an equal opportunity to succeed. We work directly with learners, schools, and families to provide practical solutions that close learning gaps, build teacher confidence, and create classrooms where every child feels seen and supported.
- what we do
Our Services at a Glance
We provide specialist support across every layer of a child’s educational experience:
Assessments & Evaluations
Comprehensive diagnostic and screening assessments for dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning differences, leading to clear, actionable recommendations.
Student Learning Support
Targeted 1:1 teaching, therapy, and individualized education plans (IEPs) that strengthen learning, confidence, and independence.
School Support & Consultancy
Partnerships that build inclusive systems, from teacher training and policy design to in-class interventions and SEN supervision.
Parent & Family Support
Empowering parents with the tools, knowledge, and confidence to support learning at home and collaborate effectively with schools.
Professional Collaboration
Working alongside therapists, psychologists, and specialists to deliver coordinated, holistic support.
- what we do
A Letter From Our Founder
Dear Partners, Educators, and Families,
When I founded DEED SEN Inclusion, I had one goal: to bridge the gap between understanding learning differences with precision, empathy, and professionalism.
I have seen the frustration of parents who know their child is bright but cannot quite grasp why learning feels harder than it should. I’ve spoken with teachers who genuinely want to help but lack the tools, time, or training to meet every learner’s needs. And I’ve watched schools strive for inclusion but struggle to turn good intentions into real systems that work.
DEED SEN Inclusion was born to solve those problems with structure, science, and strategy.
We are not a charity; we are a specialist education consultancy committed to delivering world- class support for neurodiverse learners. Our work is grounded in assessment, driven by evidence, and guided by a belief that inclusion should be both meaningful and measurable.
At DEED SEN Inclusion, we:
- Conduct professional, SASC-approved assessments that bring clarity to learners’ challenges and strengths.
- Deliver tailored interventions that translate into visible academic and emotional growth
- Partner with schools to build inclusive systems, train teachers, and ensure sustainability.
- Equip parents with the knowledge and confidence to support their children effectively.
We recognize that every learner is unique. Every classroom can be inclusive. Every school can build capacity that lasts. That’s what we help you achieve.
So whether you’re a parent seeking answers, a school aiming for excellence, or an educator ready to grow, DEED SEN Inclusion is your partner in turning understanding into progress.
Together, let’s build classrooms that work for every learner, where inclusion is not an act of goodwill but a mark of quality.
Warm regards,
Ruth
Founder & Lead Consultant
DEED SEN Inclusion
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Knowledge That Drives Change
Strengthening Emotional Regulation and Behaviour Support at Home
Summary Meltdowns, anxiety, and challenging behaviours can leave any parent feeling alone. For families of children with special needs, the experience can feel even heavier…
Creating a Supportive Home Routine for Children with SEN
Summary Picture this: the morning is just beginning, the sun has barely risen, yet for many children with special educational needs that first moment of…
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