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Support before starting at an Early Years setting
All children and families can access a range of inclusive activities, information and support. Children with learning and developmental delay SEND may be offered targeted or specialist help, before starting in the early years setting, under the ‘Early Years Inclusion Pathway Programme’. Children who are…Support for siblings, young carers
Is your child a young carer? Do they: help out around the house by cooking or cleaning? help someone to dress and get ready for the day? look after the family budget and do the weekly food shop? help to resolve upsets or breakdowns? Check…Support groups
When you’re going through a difficult time and need support to deal with: addiction caregiving depression anxiety bereavement family members and friends may support you, but they don’t always know what to say or the best ways to help. Attending a support group can be…Support your child's emotional wellbeing
10% of children and young people aged 5 to 16 have a clinically diagnosed mental health disorder. A further 15% have less severe problems that puts them at increased risk of developing mental health problems. You can reduce this risk by supporting your child’s emotional…Supported learning (parents, carers - SEND)
Young people must stay in education or training until the age of 18. This means that they decide to work full time (more than 20 hours a week), they will have to combine their job with some sort of training. A good way to do…Supported learning (young people - SEND)
Young people must stay in education or training until the age of 18. This means that if you decide to work full time (more than 20 hours a week) you will have to combine your job with some sort of training. A good way to…Supporting your child during transitions
Transition is any change for your child with SEND as they move between different stages of education and life. This may make your child anxious and it important that you give them the help and support you need. Planning and preparation make transitions successful.Tea with TAG - 30 April
The Autism Group (TAG) offers free parent support groups to parents of children and young people of any age who either: have a diagnosis of an autism spectrum condition or are on the diagnosis pathway awaiting assessment. Join one of the following parent support sessions…Tell us what you think
In Slough, we work to empower children & young people to have a say and be heard. We aim to provide a range of participation services to children & young people so that you can influence public decision-making at a local level. In addition, we are focussing on increasing recognition…
