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In partnership with Ofsted and other leading education figures, the Department for Education have have produced a new 'myth busting' video on teacher workload. The video, which features the Education Secretary and the Ofsted Chief Inspector, sets out the steps being taken to help reduce the workload…

Families First The Families First service ensures that the needs of children, young people and families across Staffordshire are identified early, the right help is put in place and problems are stopped from getting worse. Our Families First service employs people with a range of…

Children’s Speech and Language Therapy is provided by the NHS across Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent. Speech and language therapists work with babies, children and young people who have speech, language, communication and/or eating and drinking needs. Teams include Speech and Language Therapists, Speech and…

More information about the range of adult social care and health services can be accessed found on Staffordshire County Council's web pages. How to Access Support Care and Support Needs If you have care and support needs, you can find out more information on the…

NOTE: Due to the COVID-19 situation we are not able to operate in the way originally planned.  We have a temporary office which will be open for calls between 10am and 4pm. Please call 01782 977877.  If we can’t answer immediately leave a message, we’ll get…

There are a number of community based teams working across North Staffordshire.  These are based within local communities working with people who have mental health needs.  Visit our website for more information. How do I refer? Referral is usually through the Access Team on 0300…

We consist of multi-disciplinary teams providing both community and inpatient care. Many of these services are provided in collaboration with partner agencies, both statutory and non-statutory. Our services are organised into a series of pathways; Non-psychosis team    Psychosis team    Intensive lifeskills team    Memory service…

Aiming High provide a wide variety of activities for children and young people up to 25 years old with a Special Educational Need/Disability (SEND) and their families who live in Staffordshire.  For more information, please see our Aiming High directory.

ASSIST provide services for deaf people, those with a vision impairment and people with an Autism Spectrum Condition.  Interpreters are used at various medical settings, conferences, meetings and in legal settings. Access to documentation is provided through interpretation and translation: British Sign Language Braille Moon Audio

We are part of the Specialist Support service. We work with children and young people aged up to 18 years with a diagnosis or working diagnosis of an autism spectrum condition.  We work with parents and carers and offer advice and training to mainstream settings supporting pupils with an autism spectrum condition. …