The NHS England Youth Forum is a group of young people who are passionate about improving the NHS. They work with NHS England, Public Health England, and the Dept. of Health.
One of the things they are doing this year is trying to develop easy-read health resources for children and young people, on social media, hoping to make it more user friendly. They particularly would like children and young people with SEND to take part in the survey below.
Thanks.
We still have spaces for our upcoming online events this Wednesday. If you are looking for support with making a parental request for an EHCNA, or in completing your Parent Carer Contribution form, these free-of-charge, Officer-led webinars will go through everything you need to know.
For more information take a look at our events page: https://sendiass4bcp.org/events/
#DisabilityHistoryMonth
#inclusion #disabilityhistory #learningdisability #journalism #research
Arthur Pew was a lance corporal in WW1, trusted with responsibility for his fellow men.
Pew also had a learning disability.
Before signing up, he was regarded as incapable of contributing to society and was segregated in an institution.
This is an old piece for @BylineTimes but one I loved writing with brilliant campaigners at UK charity My Life My Choice:
While we are closed over the bank holidays, there will be some staff working over the Christmas and New Year period. There may be a delay in us responding to your query, and in-depth support will be followed up in the New Year.
Outside of the Bank Holidays, our phone line will be available as 09:30-12:30, on 28/12 and 29/12, before returning on the 03/01/2023
We also have info and videos on our web & YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLzmZYKx8HsL8ANPO2qfpgQ
Merry Christmas & Festive times!
We have a number of events coming up in the New Year, some online, some in person. Take a look at the Events page on our website for details. Currently we have spaces available for our January workshops on:
Making a Parental Request(for an EHCP) Workshop (Online)
Parent Carer and Child (EHCP)Contributions Workshop (Online)
Very sorry - we have been advised that some of those trying to contact us by email are not able to get through, and are finding their emails bouncing. We have our IT team on the case, and hopefully we'll be receiving emails as normal by tomorrow afternoon - we will post updates as soon as we have them.
We are still able to send emails, so if you are waiting for a response, and have received an auto-response from us, then we will be in touch as soon as we can.
Thanks for your patience. 🙂
Whilst we find our feet, we will be beginning with our workshops on Making a Parental Request and Parent Carer and Child Contributions. Find out more when our website is released!
We would welcome any feedback you may have on the new site and a link to provide feedback will be made available. We already have further developments planned in the background but we'd love to hear what you think!
Launching our NEW Website!
We've been working hard behind the scenes to produce our new revamped website! We have listened to your feedback and we will be launching it live on Monday 5th December 2022!
Along with a website that is more user friendly, appealing and interactive, you will also be able to book online onto our new workshops! These will be on offer on a monthly basis, both online and in-person, so you can choose which best suits you.
The responses will be compiled in a report due to be published early in 2023.
If you have any questions or need this in an alternative format, please:
-Email admin@sw-nnpcf.org.uk
OR
-Call 01458 259384
From
Parent Carers Together
(the official parent carer forum for Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole)
Thanks!
#SEND
The survey will focus on the experience families have during a transition such as:
· moving to a new class/education setting
· changes in a service such as a new department or worker
· moving from children to adult services
There are 21 questions. The information you provide is anonymous.
The survey will close at midnight on Wednesday 21st December 2022.
Complete the survey and be in with a chance to win an amazon voucher worth £100!
Survey- ‘Transitions- A families view’
The Southwest region of Parent Carer Forums (which includes Parent Carers Together) and NHS England are working together to understand transitions for those families whose children have special educational needs or disabilities.
Please help us by completing this online survey and sharing your experience. You can access the survey at www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/SWtransitions or use the QR code.
#introduction Hello! SENDiass4BCP are an information, advice, and support service. We are based in BCP - Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, and we support families of children and young people(up to age 25) who have SEND, as well as supporting young people directly.
We can't offer advice on Mastodon, but we will occasionally toot things that hopefully are useful and interesting - we also have our links on our profile, if you need more specific support.
Hope you have a nice evening. 🙂
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Thanks, and hello! 🙂
SENDiass4BCP is an impartial, confidential, arm's-length service for children and young people (up to the age of 25) with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), and their parents/carers.
We provide information, advice, and support with relation to education, social, and healthcare matters.
Our service supports families living in Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole.
We can't provide advice over Mastodon, but will toot occasional useful information.