Whether you need practical support or some advice, find out about our services near you. 

You’ll also find useful guidance and advice on our website to help you, or someone you care for. 

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  • Rochdale Sendiass Ambassadors

    A SEND Ambassador is a child or young person, young adult aged 7—25 with special educational needs and or/disabilities (SEND) who wants to be part of making services understand what works well for children and young people

    Disability advocacy/participation

  • SHINE +

    This is a 10 week parenting group for parents/carers of primary school aged children who have social and communication needs. We share lots of information on a range of topics e.g communication, play, sleep, celebrating your child's gifts and talents and who else can support.

    Disability advocacy/participation

  • Sandwell SENDIASS

    SENDIASS is a service providing the information, advice and guidance around the legal aspects of SEND support, working impartially to empower parents/cares and young people to understand their rights and responsibilities in relation to the Code of Practice.

    Disability advocacy/participation

  • Sefton SENDIASS

    SENDIASS provides advice and guidance to parents and carers of children who require support of Education Health Care Plan, access to appropriate educational provision, case work to support any appeals or tribunals challenging decisions made as part of EHCP process.

    Disability advocacy/participation

  • South Tees SENDIASS

    The SENDIAS Service provides independent and impartial information, advice and support to children and young people and parents/carers about their or their child's special education needs.

    Disability advocacy/participation

  • St Helens Dynamic Keyworker Service

    The Barnardo’s St Helens Dynamic Keyworker service supports children and young people up to the age of 25 who have a learning disability and/or autism. We support young people with the most complex needs who are in crisis, at risk of admission to a mental health inpatient unit or who are in hospital.

    Disability advocacy/participation

  • Strengthening Universal Provision - Manchester

    The service supports children and young people with individual needs living in Manchester to access existing mainstream activities and groups outside of school or college within their locality community.

    Disability advocacy/participation

  • Suffolk Neurodevelopment Pathway

    NDD Pathway Co-ordination Function: The overall aim of the Coordination Function is to build on integrated ways of working, to ensure that no CYP fall through gaps between services, to reduce duplication of work by multiple services and to reduce the need for families having to tell their story more than once.

    Disability advocacy/participation

  • Transition and Inclusion Service (TIS)

    Barnardo's Transition and Inclusion Service (TIS) supports young people aged 16-21 with a learning disability, autism and/or physical disability in the Southern Health and Social Care Trust (SHSCT) area of Northern Ireland as they transition into adult services. Over 12 weekly sessions the service aims to:

    Disability advocacy/participation

  • Wakefield CAPS (Children's Advocacy & Participation Service)

    Wakefield CAPS provides an Advocacy and an Independent Visitor service to children and young people where Wakefield are the responsible local authority. If young people are in care, have a child protection or Education Health and Care Plan or being supported by the Youth Offending Team we should be able to support them.

    Disability advocacy/participation