Plan homeschooling for my child with special educational needs

Help me plan homeschooling for my child with special educational needs. Where we live: [COUNTRY and state or region - homeschooling law varies a lot] Child's age and grade level: [DETAILS] Needs and any diagnoses: [e.g. "autism, sensory sensitivities", "dyslexia", "ADHD", "anxiety-based school avoidance"] Current support or plans: [e.g. "has an IEP / EHCP / 504 plan", "therapies", "none yet"] Why we're homeschooling: [DETAILS] Our capacity: [parent time available, budget, other children, work schedules] Child's strengths and interests: [LIST] Give me: 1. Legal and admin steps: what I typically need to do to start homeschooling where I live, how it may affect an existing support plan or services, and records to keep. Mark each [CONFIRM] for my local rules. 2. Understanding my child's needs: how to build a simple learner profile (strengths, challenges, triggers, best learning conditions) and which professionals or assessments could help. 3. Curriculum approach: options that suit my child's needs (structured, interest-led, multisensory, specialist programs), and how to cover core literacy and math. 4. A sample weekly routine with short learning blocks, movement and sensory breaks, and realistic expectations for the first month. 5. Support and services: therapies, local or online support groups, co-ops, and funding or services that may remain available to homeschoolers. 6. Social connection and life skills ideas. 7. How to track progress with simple goals, a portfolio, and regular reviews. 8. Looking after myself: signs of burnout and where to get respite. This is general guidance. Check the law with my local education authority or a homeschooling legal organization, and involve my child's doctors, therapists, or educational psychologist in decisions about their needs.