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)
This event is exclusively for parents and carers of deaf, disabled or neurodivergent children (or those with undiagnosed Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities [SEND]) who live in the city of Manchester. It’s a chance to: Get an update on the North West Change Programme Partnership
Join us and our friends from Manchester Youth Zone, as they host an inclusive Open Play taster session of their Inclusion Days, where deaf, disabled and neurodivergent children and young people can enjoy arts and crafts, baking, and various sports activities! Siblings are also
This event is one of a series of free events for parents/carers and practitioners as part of the North West Change Programme Partnership (CPP). It’s a chance to: Get an update on the Change Programme Partnership Learn the impact of the feedback from last
Manchester City Council has commissioned a review of inclusive practice in the Early Years services it provides, which will look at what’s working and what could be improved. Please book on if you would like to get involved.
Manchester City Council has commissioned a review of inclusive practice in the Early Years services it provides, which will look at what’s working and what could be improved. Please book on if you would like to get involved.
Dear parents/carers, Manchester City Council is committed to continually improving services for children with SEND. The Early Years (age 0 to 5 years) is a critical part in that process and we would like your help. The Council has commissioned a review of inclusive practice
The new Inclusion Strategy has recently been re-published for 2022 – 2025. Part of our previous action for Inclusion Strategy has been to produce a toolkit that provides advice and guidance to schools and colleges to improve their inclusive practices and reduce exclusions. This has
Transforming Early Education for Children with SEND By Building Inclusion With the support of Comic Relief funding, Dingley’s Promise are working with 30 local authorities (including Manchester) over 5 years to provide training support to Early Years staff to improve inclusive practice when working
Manchester City Council recently shared with us this video from Arup's Access and Inclusive Environments Team, who are looking to promote inclusive design for everyone over the coming years. The informative video above is part of their Arup Adventures video series, where the firm's employees
We recently received information about two internship opportunities at Auto Trader for autistic young people in Manchester. The roles have been developed with National Autistic Society's project called "Autism at Work" - a national employment programme that aims to bridge the gap between skills shortages
