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Sing and Say is an initiative of the Oxford Craniofacial Unit Speech and Language Therapy team.
We provide a specialist service for children and adults with craniofacial conditions who have complex difficulties with communication, or with eating, drinking and swallowing.
Currently only specialist craniofacial units in the UK have specialist Speech and Language Therapists who work with this dedicated caseload.
We are actively involved in research and clinical audit projects, and share our findings in journal publications and through education and training.
We develop creative ways to maximise communication for children with craniofacial conditions, such as in our innovative Communication Passport project.
Thank you so much to all who made it to our Launch Party on 30 August 2018. You can see some pictures of the event below.