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- * Coronavirus / COVID 19 Community Support Effort - How to Volunteer
- Actions and updates from the SEND Partnership Group
- Activity Finder Tool (Sport Across Staffordshire)
- Adapting the curriculum and/or environment in colleges
- Adapting the curriculum and/or environment in schools
- Admission Pathway to a Staffordshire Short Stay School/Pupil Referral Unit
* An Education, Health and Care Needs Assessment (EHCNA) - Requests & EHC Hub
Coronavirus (COVID 19) Information EHC Assessments We're working hard to keep the EHC plan process moving. Assessments for an EHC plan may look different as it becomes more difficult to do our work face to face. We may need to do more by telephone or…
**Accessing support for children - up to 17 years
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…
**Speech and Language Therapy for Children NHS
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…
*Accessing support for adults - 18 years and over
More information about the range of adult social care and health services can be accessed found on Staffordshire County Council's web pages. The fact sheet in our download section provides more information on how to contact adult social care and eligibility. How to Access Support…
*Adult Mental Health Services (Midlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust)
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…
*Adult Physiotherapy - Midlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Our physiotherapy services provide a comprehensive assessment and treatment to a range of conditions associated with different systems of the body: Neuromuscular: brain and nervous system such as stroke, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's Musculoskeletal: muscles, joints, bones and soft tissues such as back pain, whiplash associated disorder,…
*Aiming High - Short Breaks
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 (Autism and Sensory Support in Staffordshire)
ASSIST provides support for people over 16 years of age who have hearing or vision loss, are deafblind, or who have an autism spectrum condition. Education Support We provide support in educational establishments across Staffordshire. What's available? Advice and assessment of educational needs is available…
*Autism Outreach Team
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. …
*CAMHS (Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service) South Staffs
We are a support service for young people aged 18 and under. We offer support and advice for a wide range of emotional difficulties that young people may experience. There are many people that work within CAMHS, such as: nurses doctors therapists youth workers very friendly…