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Breaking down language barriers in paediatric care is pivotal for effective communication and positive health outcomes, particularly for vulnerable groups such as refugees, asylum seekers, the deaf and neurodivergent patients. This paper highlights the importance of culturally competent care. The specific needs of children with deafness and neurodiverse conditions are also considered.