Together achieving better decisions and brighter futures for Manchester families of children and young people aged 0-25 with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)
Manchester City Council are putting together a document that will describe the ordinarily available provision for young children with additional needs in Manchester, i.e., what early years settings and nurseries are expected to be doing to support them, even without extra funding or an Education
Manchester is due to update its medical conditions policy for supporting students in schools. Thus, Manchester City Council are looking to involve parents in reviewing their Model Policy for Supporting Pupils at School with Medical Conditions. They are specially hoping to include parents with children
SENDIASS (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Information, Advice and Support Service) is looking to meet a group of parents to view a demo of their new website. The invite below is for the first session, where we will just take a look at the website
Manchester City Council are putting together a document that will describe the ordinarily available provision in Manchester for young children with additional needs, i.e., what early years settings and nurseries should already be doing to support them, without extra funding or a plan, etc. Once
Liz Stevens, Manchester City Council's Locality Strategy Manager for Learning Disability, would like to invite parents to review the newly drafted Transition Policy for Manchester. The session is going to run on 9th December 2019, 10am - 12:30pm, at the Hulme District Office. Book Now
The Manchester Autism Board would like to invite parents and carers to join a small group that would co-produce an intervention pathway for children & young people with autism and their families. The first meeting will take a look at interventions provided by Health professionals
CAMHS (Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services) and Manchester Healthy Schools are inviting parent-carers to join a co-production event to develop Autism Awareness sessions for teachers and school-staff across Manchester. The organisers are hoping for the Autism Awareness sessions to be deliverable on-site as part
Late last year, Manchester City Council invited the forum to join the steering group for a programme that was being developed by Digital Advantage, an "award winning CIC that delivers innovative work experiences to young people of all ages and abilities." The programme was to
Please see below an invitation to a co-production workshop on specialist equipment and adaptations for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND): We want to hear from you about what's working and what we can improve around access to specialist equipment
In July of last year, we blogged about the new "autism pathway" that was scheduled to be piloted in South Manchester later in the year. The project has since been launched and the "autism steering group" would like to invite parents to attend a meeting
