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What you told us about the SENDIAS Service: SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Information, Advice and Support) is a vital, free and impartial service offering confidential advice to children, young people and their families when navigating the world of SEND (special educational needs and disabilities). The current service is provided by Send and You […]
As we step into summer, we know the holidays can bring a mixture of joy and challenge—especially for families navigating SEND. That’s why our July newsletter is packed with helpful resources, uplifting news, and practical support for parent carers. Inside, you’ll find a curated list of organisations offering inclusive activities and support throughout the summer […]
It’s Autism acceptance month and the final newsletter of this term. Inside you will find uplifting podcasts and other media, a new free course running across Bristol to support parent carer wellbeing and help you advocate for your child, information on an important event to gather your views on SEND and You’s ‘SENDIASS’ service plus more. Juggling the busy demands of parenting […]
If you care for a child with a disability or long-term illness, the Parent Carer Wellbeing Study would like you to take part in the Parent Carer Wellbeing Study!
Do you need to go to a SENDist to appeal against a refusal to carry out an EHC needs assessment?
Unique Voice CIC are having a free one-hour online CPD session Using the Arts to Build Social Emotional Skills taking place this week.
This is a special event for Parent Carers in Bristol, North Somerset or South Glos (BNSSG) who have a child (Aged 0-18) currently awaiting an autism assessment.
This is a special event for Parent Carers in Bristol, North Somerset or South Glos (BNSSG) who have a child (Aged 0-18) currently awaiting an autism assessment.
The BNSSG Parent Carer forums recently ran a survey gathering feedback from Parent Carers in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire (BNSSG) to find out families experiences and thoughts regarding autism assessment.
This year The National Autistic Society’s (NAS) World Autism Acceptance Week is from 28th March to 3rd April and they have something for everyone!