Services

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  • 6th Sense

    6th Sense is based in the Southern Locality and is part funded by the SHSCT. Eight Young People with a range of disabilities and autism will be supported to participate in twelve 6th sense meetings per year. Activities will include influencing and capacity building meetings. Personal Care Needs of membership will be met at the project.

    Rights and participation

  • BC NHS Epilepsy Consultation Project

    Aim: To understand the lived experience of CYP with epilepsy and their families in the Black Country; including the assets, challenges and pathways they encounter. Objectives: The service will: • Work with CYP with epilepsy (and their families) to gather their lived experience of the pathway of care and challenges they face

    Rights and participation

  • Barnardo's: Your Rights, Your Voice (Secure Estate)

    The administrative hub of Barnardo's pan-regional service (England and Wales) for the provision of Children's Rights and Advocacy services to young people in custody and/or impacted upon by the criminal justice system.

    Rights and participation

  • Bradford SENDIASS

    Bradford SENDIASS is for parents and carers of children and young people 0-25 with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in the Bradford area - and for their children too.

    Rights and participation

  • Bristol & South Gloucestershire HYPE

    Barnardo’s HYPE (https://www.barnardoshype.org/) empowers young people to use their voice and experience - To create positive change in local health services. - To inspire and educate health service leaders and practitioners. - To grow and develop as young people. - To celebrate young people’s unique strength and achievement in overcoming the challenges of life.

    Rights and participation

  • Bury SENDiass

    Sendiass (Special Educational Needs Disability Information Advice Support Service) provides free impartial information, advice and support to disabled children and young people aged 0-25, and those with SEN, through their parents and carers. Young people aged 16+ can have support in their own right.

    Rights and participation

  • DCYPPP - Regional - Video Conferencing

    We undertake regional advocacy and participation work with children and young people with disabilities aged 8-25. This involves meeting with other groups who support young people with disabilities and seeking their views through the use of video conferencing calls. You can get involved by contacting our service.

    Rights and participation

  • DCYPPP - Schools Inclusion and Participation Programme

    Our School's Programme is designed to improve children and young people's awareness of their rights and to enable them to be involved in influencing. The programme is delivered in one school per trust in Northern Ireland each school year. We work with young people with a disability aged 14-19 in Special Schools and in Mainstream Schools as part of this programme.

    Rights and participation