Events
Caudwell Children
Enjoy playing football, taking part in an outdoor activity, performing at a music event, or getting your hands dirty with paint? Why not take a look at the events Caudwell Children are offering over the coming months.
Aiming High Activity Guide
Details of Staffordshire County Council Aiming High activities and '1:1 lifeskills and independence support' are available in their monthly community short breaks guide:
Staffordshire SEND Family Partnership
SEND Family Partnership (formerly Parent Partnership) is for parents and carers of children and young people (aged 0 to 25), with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and children and young people (up to 25) with SEND. Check out the 'What's On' Section for a list of events and activities across Staffordshire.
Staffordshire Umbrella Network
SUN is a networking group looking at issues affecting children and young people with special educational needs and their families.
The network provides an opportunity for parents, carers, voluntary groups and agencies - such as education, social care and health - to get together and help to make a real difference to the quality of services and people's lives in the community.
LifeWorks - Staffordshire
Lifeworks Staffordshire provides a warm, friendly and welcoming service in a supportive and non-judgemental environment for people on the Autistic Spectrum, from the age of 14 upwards.
At Lifeworks Staffordshire, we offer a variety of social events, activities, fundraising events and confidence-building sessions, to help us support clients and their careers in the community.
Our Space - Staffordshire
Our Space is a charity that provides unique social and recreational opportunities for children and adults with disabilities. We offer a range of exciting opportunities for all age groups from our specialist facility, The Brook Centre, located in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire.
Services
Anne Ratcliff - Physical Difficulties Support Service
Staffordshire County Council’s (Physical Disability Support Service) has been decommissioned. This essential role is still, however, very much required and valued by early year’s settings, schools, colleges and the young people and their families. I worked in the PDSS role from Horton Lodge Community Special School for eleven years and so have experience in all settings. I am passionate about the service I had been providing, and it is for this reason I decided to set up independently. The aim of the service is to provide support to mainstream settings to enable inclusion of pupils with physical difficulties.
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