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Introduction. The modernization of the educational and educational processes in connection with the introduction of inclusive education requires additional resources for social and pedagogical support of children with disabilities. The issues of supporting interpersonal relations between normatively developing students and students with disabilities are becoming relevant. A new look is needed in the socio-pedagogical support of a family raising a child with disabilities. The purpose of the article is to identify problem areas and prospects for social and pedagogical support for children with special educational needs in modern educational institutions of an inclusive nature. Methodology and research methods. On the basis of personality-oriented and anthropological approaches, the article presents an analysis of the concept of “socio-pedagogical support”; the possibilities of crisis, stable and active socio-pedagogical support have been identified; the conditions for inclusion in the support of parents are defined; The methods of individual socio-pedagogical support are characterized. The conclusion is made about the aggravation of the contradictions between the need for additional resources of social and pedagogical support in an inclusive school and the lack of new developments in the theory of support. The method of research was the theoretical forecast. The results of the study. It is proposed to develop scientific research in the field of social and pedagogical support of the processes of raising children with disabilities; social and pedagogical support of the perception by people around of atypical ways of life of children with disabilities; social and pedagogical support for the development of individual non-standard social skills of children with disabilities. It is concluded that these growth points of socio-pedagogical support will allow for a closer interaction between normatively developing schoolchildren and children with disabilities. Conclusion. The posed scientific problems will help practitioners boldly test innovative ways of organizing social and pedagogical support.