Parent/Carer Focus Group for Post-16 SEND (Virtual)
This workshop aims to collaboratively look at developing a Manchester neuroprofiling tool and plan an effective way to pilot it in the city.
This workshop aims to collaboratively look at developing a Manchester neuroprofiling tool and plan an effective way to pilot it in the city.
We are looking for parents and carers to help design the new website and brand for the new Family Hubs in Manchester. Family Hubs are a new initiative being developed nationally to ensure services and support for families are better connected. The hubs will
This session will provide information about NHS England’s national Dynamic Support Register (DSR) directive and new policy, including how we plan to launch this in Manchester. We aim for this to be an interactive session and want it to be a safe space for
Manchester has been awarded funding to develop Family Hubs across the city. Family Hubs are venues that will be based in our neighbourhoods and will offer a variety of services to support families, and ensure they can access the support they need early on.
To celebrate this year's National Playday, Manchester City Council - in partnership with Manchester Play Network - has organised the Play Day Festival, which will be held at Whitworth Park on Wednesday, 3 August, 11am to 3pm. The event is open to children and young
We are aware that many parents and carers have questions or concerns about the support that their children will get once they get to adulthood. This Question-and-Answer (Q&A) session is an opportunity for parents and carers to ask questions about Preparing for Adulthood and
Digital Advantage, who for the past few years have been delivering their Digital Inc. programme to young people with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND), recently shared with us information about their Digital Independent Specialist College's (DISC) full and part-time supported internship offer. The
Please see below a letter explaining some changes to the Social Communication Pathway (SCP) referral process. In summary, the changes are: For Early Years children (aged 3 to 5): The SCP will only accept referrals for those who have had exposure to community group
You are invited to join the Working Together for Change workshops, which would assist Manchester City Council in their review of Adult Day Services in Manchester. We are looking for parents/carers who have a young person or adult with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities
Manchester City Council is undertaking a service review of Talbot House Support Centre and they would like to hear from families who have accessed service.If you have accessed or have been supported by Talbot House within the past 3 years, please either book for the