SEND Voices Wokingham is the independent Parent Carer Forum, Wokingham Borough, who give a voice to families who have a child or young person aged 0-25 years with any Special Educational Need or SEND). Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Senses (Special Educational Needs; Social and Emotional Support) — Charity
SENSES supports families of pre-school children with additional learning, physical or medical needs in Scarborough and the surrounding area. Qualified and experienced staff run two weekly toddler groups, one in central Scarborough and one in Eastfield. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Online booking platform linking families with barbers and hairdressers experienced in sensory needs such as autism, in cities across the UK. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
We help those with learning difficulties / a Sensory Processing Disorder (or Sensory Integration Dysfunction) affecting auditory, visual, tactile, taste, smell, vestibular and/or proprioceptive senses. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Visit the Sensory World Play Centre. Open SEND data lists this service for autistic people or families in Bradford. Check eligibility and availability with the provider. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
We offer a range of accessible inclusive services to primarily to disabled children and young people [5-25 years] working with a range of community based partnerships in Birmingham. These services run after-school, weekends and school holiday periods. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
The principal activities of the charity:-- to create a supportive community which caters for the needs of families with a child with additional needs- to deliver high quality arts events, workshops and training sessions- to support, promote and provide training, volunteering and… Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Share provides vocational training, education, and opportunities for personal development to disabled people - especially those with learning disabilities, who may also have autism - and those facing health related barriers to independence and employment. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Sheffield City Council team supporting autistic pupils aged 5 to 25 in mainstream education, with advice, training and transition support around Reception and Year 7. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Support group run by volunteers who are parents/carers of people who are on the Autistic Spectrum and/or are on the Autistic Spectrum themselves. Hold online evening meetings via Zoom for Autistic Adults each month. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Council psychology service for children and young people aged 0 to 25, partly traded with schools. Provides statutory advice for EHC needs assessments and expert witness work for SEND tribunals. Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.
Ages
Ages 0–25
Where
Sheffield
How
Telephone, Online / video
Cost
Funded (NHS, council or charity)
Funding
Local authority funded
Referral
School or SENCO referral, Local authority referral
We are the largest local provider of services for people with a learning disability and their family carers in Sheffield. We currently work with over 700 people with a learning disability and their family carers, providing a wide range of activities and support services to… Visit the provider's website to check availability, costs and how to get support.